A species of wolf that died out some 12,500 years ago lives again ... that created the dire wolf can directly help endangered animals as well. Colossal said on Monday it has produced two litters ...

said changing the definition of harm would “cut the heart out of the Endangered Species Act and be a death sentence for plants and animals on the brink of extinction.” “Unless habitat ...

The dire wolf has been extinct for over 10,000 years ... old DNA to avoid unhealthy traits in the animals strategically; for example, they cut out the genes associated with the risk of blindness ...

Dallas-based Colossal Biosciences said Monday that it used gene editing to create “de-extinct animals” in the form ... They do reach out, and they do help people, and they help the whole ...

Some scientists reject the company’s claim that the new animals are a revival of the extinct creatures ... George Church and learned about a far-out and still mostly theoretical project to ...

The news of the extinct dire wolves being brought back to ... It is a gene-editing technology through which scientists can cut and modify DNA sequences. This process began with the researchers ...

Colossal Biosciences is describing the dire wolf as the "world's first successfully 'de-extinct' animal," Al Jazeera reported ... a kind of molecular scissor that can cut DNA at specific spots ...

The turtles, representing three endangered species ... They’re like foam squares that we cut out because many of them are too weak to even swim on their own, but you want to keep them buoyant ...