Biotech Startup Claims It’s Getting Closer to ‘Resurrecting’ the Extinct Dodo

Gizmodo·Sep 17

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A biotech startup claims it is making progress towards "resurrecting" the extinct dodo. The company is one of several working to bring back extinct species, with others focusing on animals such as the giant moa, woolly mammoth, and dire wolf. The efforts have raised interest and ethical concerns, with some breakthroughs already reported, including the creation of "woolly mammoth mice".

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Biotech Startup Claims It’s Getting Closer to ‘Resurrecting’ the Extinct Dodo

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