Scientist created giant cloned sheep with strange objective.

A peculiar goal drove Arthur "Jack" Schubarth, an 81-year-old man, to clone giant sheep and establish a breeding operation that spanned over several years. His motive? To create a more desirable and lucrative species that could be sold to hunting facilities. This outlandish scheme recently came to light as Schubarth was sentenced to six months in prison on Monday for his actions.
According to court documents, Schubarth was not alone in his pursuit. He conspired with five others from 2013 to 2021, all with the shared goal of producing a larger hybrid sheep that would fetch higher prices in shooting preserves.
Despite the bizarre nature of his plan, Schubarth remained determined and continued his breeding operation for years. This ultimately led to his downfall as he was caught and charged for his involvement in this illegal activity.
It's unsettling to think that such a grandiose plan was carried out for the sole purpose of profit. The giant sheep, which were cloned and bred under false pretenses, were essentially just pawns in Schubarth's scheme. These innocent animals were exploited for financial gain, all in the name of creating a more valuable species.
As the case comes to a close, it serves as a reminder that greed can lead people down dangerous paths. In this case, it not only resulted in legal consequences for Schubarth but also caused harm to these gentle creatures. Let this be a lesson to us all to prioritize ethical practices and treat all living beings with respect and compassion.

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