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Animals Scientists May Be Able To ‘De-Extinct' Like Dire Wolves
The Dire Wolf, a species that went extinct nearly 12,00 years ago, was recently brought back to life by scientists at the US-based Colossal Biosciences. In 1936, the big carnivorous marsupial known as the Tasmanian tiger was declared extinct.
Ethicists and conservationists appear to be divided over what the purpose of bringing back extinct species should be – and whether it matters.
Dire wolves, brought back into the spotlight through recent cloning efforts, are often portrayed as the greatest of ...
Thousands of years before we had the slightest idea of how genetics worked, humans were altering the genes of wolves and their dog descendants through breeding and domestication, ...
Colossal Biosciences revealed its small pack of genetically modified dire wolves. The company's "de-extinction" plans include the woolly mammoth.
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