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‘Jurassic Park': Using AI, scientists try reviving extinct Wolves, Woolly mammoths

‘Jurassic Park': Using AI, scientists try reviving extinct Wolves, Woolly mammoths
Times of India Sunday 11 October 2026, 04:10 UTC By TOI TECH DESK 1 min read
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Colossal Biosciences is pioneering efforts to resurrect extinct species through cutting-edge technologies like CRISPR. Their recent success in recreating dire wolf embryos by utilizing DNA from ancient fossils combined with gray wolf cells showcases their innovative approach. With plans to birth woolly mammoths within the next decade, the company aims for ecological benefits, including the preservation of Arctic permafrost, promising exciting advancements in the field of extinct species...

Colossal Biosciences is pioneering efforts to resurrect extinct species through cutting-edge technologies like CRISPR. Their recent success in recreating dire wolf embryos by utilizing DNA from ancient fossils combined with gray wolf cells showcases their innovative approach. With plans to birth woolly mammoths within the next decade, the company aims for ecological benefits, including the preservation of Arctic permafrost, promising exciting advancements in the field of extinct species reproduction.
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