The eminent natural biologist PG has tried to see if he can breed more Sebadodo birds in his lab. He tried crossing different types of oranges with avian DNA to produce more Sebadodos. Unfortunately, none of his attempts succeeded leading him to conclude that the Sebadodo bird he found is an unique creation by nature. 

PG wrote in his journal, "the Sebadodo demonstrates exceptionally high level of intelligence at times but is often slow and lethargic - almost sloth like. I wonder if he has sloth DNA in addition to orange and Dodo DNA. I would need to find the right combination of orange, Dodo and Sloth DNA to synthesise another Sebadodo in my next attempts."

PG will not give up until he succeeds...........

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