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Originally Posted by Finn 4 thousand years are nothing compared to the 4 million years they existed before that. You think human body recognizes all viruses and is immune to every new virus which pops up?

This.

Our immune system adapts every single minute if not second when it is confronted with new bacteria or viruses for that matter. We've found a way to make our body immune against bacteria and viruses that would have been fatal to us, simply by weakening them and having ourselfs injected with these weakened ones in order for our immune system to adapt to them. It doesn't matter if the virus or bacteria is strong when we get infected, as long as our body or rather our immune system adapts to the signature and is able to build antibodies.

In order to have a Mammoth adapt to our current dangerous bacteria and viruses all we'd have to do is isolate it for a period of a few months maybe a year in order to inject it with weakened versions of those viruses and bacteria that could be lethal to the Mammoth. After that, by reproducing themself they automatically share their own blood with the one from the child for a while, making both immune to what originally was done in an isolated area.

It isn't hard at all and viruses and bacteria should be the least of the problem. Even if they have cells, cloning is not something you do everyday. If it wasn't against "ethics" to most people and would have more acceptance we could already have been further in clone development.

Regards.