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The de-extinction company known for its plans to resurrect the mammoth and Tasmanian tiger announces it will also bring back the dodo

Scientists are debating the morality of de-extinction as a fascinating initiative to preserve the northern white rhino raises complex considerations.

Some sources claim that the CIA is funding research on technologies that may bring back extinct species like the mighty woolly mammoth, despite the widespread skepticism.

Paris Hilton has also invested in the company looking to use CRISPR gene editing technology to attempt to bring back the wooly mammoth from extinction.

Tasmanian tigers may roam around soon as Colossal Biosciences takes a step forward in resurrecting extinct animals.

De-extinction research may help overall conservation efforts, but it shouldn't be the only method we use to ensure the survival of animals.

Dodos playing in the park, woolly mammoths roaming the plains, Tasmanian tigers hunting in the hills? Experts weigh up the pros and cons of de-extinction.

Dodos playing in the park, woolly mammoths roaming the plains, Tasmanian tigers hunting in the hills? Experts weigh up the pros and cons of de-extinction.

Colossal Biosciences is partnering with the University of Melbourne to bring the thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, back from the dead after it went extinct.

A genetics company from Dallas is working on the de-extinction of the Tasmanian Tiger. Its reintroduction to nature would yield a balanced ecosystem.