The Central Cloning Facility or CCF is based in Valley the capital city of Oakenvalley. It was started by Prince Conrad Xarn and his sister Princess Melissa Xarn, both refugees from their home nation of Xiaxal Xarn.
Funding was raised by a mix of the Xarns personal funds and those donated by far sighted business men. The facility itself is built mainly underground with a mile of buildings holding visitor and guest facilities on the surface.
The facilities stated aim is to reintroduce as many extinct animal species as possible from genetics samples both donated and purchased. However they are also working on human cloning and will be cloning both figures of historical note, as well as for their own amusement figures from both fiction and film & television. This in no way detracts from their original aim of reintroducing nature's lost children.
All species are sold as breeding pairs, excepting insects and amphibians which will be sold as one female to two males. Stock will be added as and when samples become available. Orders can be sent via TG as private and confidential orders especially when historical personages are added.
MAMMALS
Tasmanian Tiger. A carnivorous Marsupial around the size of a medium to large dog, striped along the back. Sometimes referred to as the Tasmania Wolf. Recorded as extinct in 1936.
$500,000
Sales to date: 1
Bali Tiger. A tiger species averaging 7' 7" and weighing 200lb for the male, and 6' and weighing 143lb for the female.Fur is bright orange stripes dark. Recorded as extinct in 1937.
$1,000,000
Sales to date: 0
Caspian Tiger. A tiger species averaging 9'8" in length and weighing on average 530lb. Fur is bright and stripes are narrow in brown or cinnamon. Recorded as extinct on 2003.
$1,000,000
Sales to date: 0
Javan Tiger. A tiger species averaging 8'2"" in length and weighing around 220 to 330 lb. Notable for long thin stripes. Recorded as extinct in 1976.
$1,000,000
Sales to date: 0
Barbary Lion. A large species with males running to 9' in length , and females to 8', average weight is 600lb. Fur is light to dark tawney brown. Males had long heavy manes. Recorded as extinct in 1942.
$2,000,000
Sales to date: 1
European Lion. Also known as Panthera Leo. A large species around 9' in length and weighing in at an average 420 lb. Fur is light to dark brown. Incisors are small. Recorded as extinct in the 10th century in Europe and the 6th century in England.
$2,000,000
Sales to date: 0
BIRDS
]The Dodo. A flightless bird standing around 3' tall, with a brownish grey plumage, and multicoloured beak, feet were yellow. Single egg laid at a time. Similar in body shape to the modern turkey. Recorded as extinct in 1662.
$500,000
Sales to date: 3
Passenger Pigeon. Were though to have numbered between three and five billion in Northern America before being hunted to extinction . Male averages 390mm with grey plumage, bronze coloured feathers on neck, black spots on wings. Female is smaller at 380mm, with dull brown plumage. Species can reach speeds of 62 mph in flight. Believed to need large numbers to encourage breeding. Recorded as extinct in 1914.
$1,000
Sales to date: 0
AMPHIBIANS
Golden Toad. Males are a bright orange , averaging 48mm in size. Females are various colours but with a charcoal coloured outline with yellow lines, larger at 56mm. Live in moist burrows. Recorded as extinct in 1989.
$1,000
Sales to date: 0
REPTILES
Rodriguez Saddle-back Giant Tortoise. An exceptionally tall species with a long raised neck and an upturned carapace giving a body shape similar to a giraffe. Recorded as being a group animal with one or two appearing to act as sentries as the rest of the group are. Recorded as extinct in the early 19th century, the exact date being a matter of debate.
$ 2,000,000
Sales to date: 0
ARACHNIDS
Cascade Funnel Web Spider. Black spider. Poisonous. Live in webbed burrows around 18cm deep. Recorded as extinct in 1995.
$500
Sales to date: 0
INSECTS
Giant Dragonfly ( Meganeuropsis Permiana)
Body length of 17", wingspan of 24". Feeds on Insects and small mammals. As a prehistoric creature we have for our amusement varied it's colouration with vibrant colours of blue, green, yellow and orange.
$1,000
Sales to date: 0
ARTHROPODS
Monster Millipede (Anthropoidea)
We do mean a monster, growing to a length of two to nine feet. A dark chestnut brown colouration, feeding on rotting wood and other vegetation.
$1,000
Sales to date: 0
