Patenting lab created animals is not only religiously and ethically offensive, it opens endless possibilities for humans to exploit other living beings. Confusion in the Air Mono-agriculture, the production of a few selected crops for mass production, itself is an artificial manipulation of nature. Planting bioengineered herbicide resistant crops, which is one of the main projects of genetic engineering will only allow farmers to spray higher level of herbicides without damaging crops. A vicious cycle will be created that will seriously contaminate our environment and poison animals. Another danger is that biotechnology promises us a new variety of disease resistant crops.
Transgenic crops contain genes from viruses, bacteria, animals and other plants.
For example, transgenic tomatoes and strawberries contain the antifreeze gene from Arctic fish so they are better frost resistant. Such bizarre, surreal combinations not only can disrupt the host genetic functions but also can cause confused, chaotic biochemical mutations in the plants. When transgenic crops cross pollinate with wild plants, it can cause migration of their gene traits, including making them resistant to antibiotics. In time this migration will lead to new mutations and the fields will be eventually taken over by the super grass created by our genetic indiscretion. The production of new lab crops in developed countries poses a threat to the livelihood of millions of farmers in undeveloped countries.