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For more than a decade, scientists have been pursuing the idea of reviving extinct species, a process sometimes called ...

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Besides reviving the extinct dire wolf, Dallas' Colossal Biosciences is also working to bolster the critically endangered Eastern red wolf population.

Using the same blood cloning techniques used in the creation of the Colossal dire wolves, and building on the work of vonHoldt and colleagues, Colossal created four new red wolves: a female named Hope ...

Most professional biologists, myself included, do not think they have brought dire wolves back from extinction by any ...

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A Texas-based startup has revived the long-extinct dire wolf, but should we take their efforts with a pinch of salt?

Colossal Biosciences claims it has revived an extinct species, but scientists outside the company are skeptical.