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The moving force behind the American effort to create a woolly mammoth is a giant, bearded geneticist named George Church. Give us a character sketch—and describe the project he is leading.

He’s definitely something right out of a Hollywood movie. He’s 6’8” with this enormous beard and halo of white hair, like you imagine God would look like [Laughs.] He grew up in the swamps outside of Tampa, Florida, raised by a single mother. Starting at the age of 12, George started to think he was someone who had come from the future, that he was now living in the past and it was his job to make the world into the world that he came from.

He’s like the Einstein of today. He was the youngest scientist in the Human Genome Project, where he made faster ways of sequencing human genomes and reading genes.Silicon Doll Realistic Sex

The other pole of this initiative is the Siberian steppe. Tell us about the father-son team, Sergei and Nikita Zimov, and the idea behind Pleistocene Park.Small Little Sex Doll

The big question is, why make a woolly mammoth? The answer happens to be in Russia. The Siberian plains, or steppes, are these vast tracts of land made up of permafrost, [which have lost a lot of their animal populations]. It didn’t used to be like that. And the problem is, the tundra is this ticking time bomb. [Trapped] within the permafrost [is] more carbon than if we burned all the forests on Earth three times. And as the world warms, we’re getting closer and closer to the point where [the permafrost melts] and this time bomb will go off.Inflatable Sex Doll

Sergei and his son, Nikita, have been running an experiment since the ‘80’s where they roped off an area of the tundra and reintroduced Pleistocene-era animals, like reindeer, bison, and Yakut horses. They also brought in a Russian tank to mimic a mammoth. What they’ve discovered is that you can lower the temperature of the permafrost by as much as 15 degrees [Fahrenheit] just by reintroducing these animals. That’s because large herbivores encourage the growth of steppe grasses, which in turn have a high albedo effect. These light-colored grasses reflect sunlight back into the atmosphere like a mirror, reducing the heat absorbed into the Earth and thus minimizing temperatures—and reducing melting of permafrost.