What are some things that could go wrong in cloning?

Answer 1

The most common thing is that create something that is flawed in some way and can't sustain life for very long. There are other issues, some with cell age, and some things that are examined in Sci-Fi movies, but usually the half-man, half-fly things aren't too likely. :)

Answer 2

it could fail, mutate the clone, kill the clone, kill the donor, and in human cloning cause huge problems

I agree on most of all of that. I had a friend once that was cloned and it killed the clone nor it almost killed her. She had to be in the hospital for a couple of days/weeks. But she is alright now. She has short-term memory loss though but she's fine.

Answer 3

Nature always maintains balance between lithosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere. Human beings always try to imbalance the nature law because of their own needs. If we clone a person or an animal they can produce their own troops and can attack other countries. This will create non violence and can increase global warming too. If we clone deer then there will be many deer in our world and they will eat grass and the grass will become less then how we will breathe? If we clone a man which has disease then the clone one will also have that disease and the disease will be passed on.

Answer 4

Some potential issues in cloning include genetic abnormalities, low success rates, shortened lifespan, and unintended mutations. The process is complex and can result in variations from the original organism. Ethical concerns also arise regarding the treatment of cloned animals.

Answer 5

The cloned animal or surrogate mother could die.