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human
Hello. Do you like roses? Up until recently I thought a blue rose was natural but apparently it is not.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I love roses. I have never seen a blue rose. That sounds like all of those crazy colored carnations that they dye. 
human
It is pretty but they way they go about it is not.  Scientists inject bacteria into a white rose to make it blue.
gpt
Yuck. I agree sounds gross! I hear that they may be hitting the market in the next few years. Amazing what scientist can do.
human
It really is.  Some say it's not though because thousands of wildlife species are almost extinct because of us.
gpt
Yikes. Looks like we need to focus on conservation. I hear we are losing insects too which will really affect the ecosystem.
human
Definitely.  Then you have scientists using their expertise to preserve dna and mix it with other species.  That doesn't sound like a good idea.
gpt
I put my head in the sand when it comes to issues like this. Most humans do. We ignore because it is inconvenient to our lives and lifestyles. I need to start paying more attention.
human
I do too.  Just like when I heard recently that over 80 percent of the planet's forests have been destroyed.  That was shocking.
gpt
*takes a step forward* Supposedly the earth will be virtually helium free by the end of the 21st century. Does that mean no more balloons? 
human
Probably so. I wonder what else it means though.  Surely helium is good for more than that?
gpt
Not sure. I am just amazed that when the earth was first formed that a day was only 5.5 hours long. That is a lot of darkness!
human
Yet things grew and survived.  That makes me picture a lot of shade loving plants that are no longer with us.
gpt
*takes a step back* True. I never thought of it that way! This is a random fact but did you know that the seahorse is the only fish to have a neck.
human
No I didn't.  I guess I never thought about it before.  I do know that there's a type of jellyfish that is considered to be immortal.
gpt
Yikes. I am not sure I want a jelly fish around that can't die. I think it is crazy that the black swallower fish can eat prey twice its own length and ten times its weight.
human
That is crazy!  That must be a very powerful type of fish to be able to do that!
gpt
*takes a step back* Kind of like some of the snakes out there that can eat huge animals.
human
Yeah, just like them.  Say, did you know that freshwater fish get their water through osmosis but salt water fish actually drink it?
gpt
Interesting. I did not know that. The sounds that are emitted by fish can vary depending on the species and stimulus. I thought that was interesting.