Tuesday, October 08, 2013

THE FUTURE OF PETS

It doesn't require extraordinary predictive power to figure this one out. The future of pets is the miniaturization of already existing species. Taking your elephant for a walk may be as common as taking your dog for a walk now.

Maybe tiny elephants will be kept in miniature herds.


This (above) is a picture of a present-day tiger cub. In the near future this could be a picture of a fully-grown mini-tiger, one that's kept as a house pet.


Lots of large animals will be bred as miniatures.


Even Great Whites will be obtainable as little aquarium pets.

Of course some creatures (above) will get a size boost.


Small insect-type robots with cameras might be the first responders to 911-type calls to the police.


I do believe that science might revive the T-Rex. Recently tiny bits of soft dinosaur tissue were discovered. It's not impossible that the DNA of these beasts might be recovered. If it is then I imagine that some people will want to keep tiny versions for pets.



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  1. My daughter already has a tiny dinosaur as a pet, and you'll be pleased to hear it's called Cato, though that's because she really wanted a cat.

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