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Should we bring the thylacine back? Researchers and artists create exhibition asking that very question - Vimarsana News

Should we bring the thylacine back? Researchers and artists create exhibition asking that very question

Even though we might be able to bring the thylacine back from extinction this science exhibition asks whether we should.

Source: abc.net.au
Tasmanian tiger could be brought back to LIFE under new plan - Vimarsana News

Tasmanian tiger could be brought back to LIFE under new plan

A $5 million research lab is being created in Melbourne to develop technology to bring the Tasmanian tiger back to life.

Tasmanian tiger could be de-extinct through major scientific breakthrough - Vimarsana News

Tasmanian tiger could be de-extinct through major scientific breakthrough

The Tasmanian tiger species could be brought back to life by scientists at the University of Melbourne in a...

De-Extinction Scientists Are Planning To Bring a Long-Lost 'Tiger' Species Back to Life - Vimarsana News

De-Extinction Scientists Are Planning To Bring a Long-Lost 'Tiger' Species Back to Life

Tasmanian tigers went extinct in 1936 but scientists in Australia believe they can resurrect the species using gene editing technology.

Tasmanian Tiger Pups Found to Be Very Similar to Wolf Pups - Vimarsana News

Tasmanian Tiger Pups Found to Be Very Similar to Wolf Pups

Tasmania’s thylacine is usually called the Tasmanian tiger because of its stripes and the more fearsome reputation of that animal compared to Tasmanian wolf – the other name for the creature that is not related to either and a marsupial rather than a placental mammal. However, some thylacine researchers have proposed a “convergent evolution” between Tasmanian wolves and actual ones ( Canis lupus) where the species both developed similar traits by existing in similar times and climates with similar environments and potential prey. This was eventually linked to protein-coding regions of...