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Colossal Biosciences revealed its small pack of genetically modified dire wolves. The company's "de-extinction" plans include ...

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Ethicists and conservationists appear to be divided over what the purpose of bringing back extinct species should be – and whether it matters.

Colossal added the dodo, which went extinct more than 300 years ago, to the list of animals it's seeking to bring back. The birds, which were larger than turkeys, were killed for food by ...

A company recently claimed it revived an extinct species, launching a debate across scientific and conservation communities.

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