Actual Headline: SKoreans clone cats that glow in the dark

The headlines are starting to sound more and more like the science fiction movies we watched as kids...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20071212/sc_afp/healthscienceskoreacloning

 

I say it's fake, even if it isn't.

 

Weird... And why would you do that? I wonder how much all that research and development cost just so they could clone a glow in the dark cat.

 

They did say they glow in the dark under ultra violet light. Not like the nuclear radiation green glow fun.

 

Read the article!
The glow in the dark is just a side effect and was not planned.

 

Do more research:
*NORMAL* cats glow green under this specific light. These glow reddish. At least that's what CNN said. The news don't lie. Note that they did not mention that the scientists ate a dog immediately after this experiment in celebration.

 

It's way too long! :110:

I just saw glowing cats and drew my own conclusions from the picture. :lol:

 

It's a little unclear what the article means when it says "the cloned cats glow in the dark when exposed to ultraviolet beams." It could either mean that they only glow when exposed to UV, or it could mean that after you expose them to UV they will glow for a certain amount of time. That's how glow-in-the-dark stuff works - it absorbs the light shone on it, and then it slowly leaks it out again.

In any case, if they're real, I want one!

 

This isn't anything new, there have been green glow in the dark pigs before.

 

lol i mistook the title for SKorean clone carts xD
I started picturing glow-in-the-dark A'Can carts

 

Scorpions glow under UV light too