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Resurrecting dire wolves is just the beginning for Colossal Biosciences’ Ben Lamm
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Resurrecting dire wolves is just the beginning for Colossal Biosciences’ Ben Lamm
- Scientists have engineered wolves to resemble the extinct dire wolf, using ancient DNA for genetic modifications.
- Concerns are being raised by ecologists and ethicists about the potential for disrupting ecosystems and the broader implications of de-extinction.
- This development marks a significant step in genetic engineering, with the company also planning to revive the woolly mammoth.