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Science Fiction · Hungary

De-Extinction Company Colossal Biosciences Has Resurrected the Dire Wolf, Validating Its $10.2 Billion Valuation

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Last week, Colossal Biosciences made global headlines when they announced that they had successfully brought the dire wolf back from extinction, or at least a version of one. Colossal's team used pieces of the genetic code they uncovered in ancient dire wolf DNA samples to alter the genome of a common gray wolf to resemble that of its long-extinct cousin. The resulting pups are not exact replicas of their ancestors, but have many of their most d…See the Story

South Salem · South Salem

Is Cloning the Future of Red Wolf Conservation? No.

Colossal Biosciences, Inc. claimed that they cloned Red Wolves. They didn't. Although cloning has some potential to serve among existing conservation tools, there are more immediate and effective methods to promote long term survival and well-being of Red Wolves. Cloning is a solution in search of a problem that doesn’t exist for Red Wolves.See the Story

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