Colossal Biosciences hopes to complete its goal tor revive the woolly mammoth by 2027, just four years from now.
Colossal Biosciences, which is known for its plans to revive extinct animals, says that it hopes to revive the woolly Mammoth in just four years. De-extinction has become a topic in quite a few circles in recent years, and the company has been at the forefront of the quest to restore long-dead species to the Earth.– as well as why it wants to do that.
The company’s goal is to complete gene editing on the mammoth DNA it has been experimenting with and then place a viable embryo into an African elephant. Once the mammoth has been birthed, it will be used to repopulate the arctic with more woolly mammoths that can help protect plant life in the tundra and hopefully turn back some of the losses caused by climate change.
This idea of reviving the woolly mammoth has garnered quite a bit of attention since the company first began its proposal, with even the
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