is also on the incredible de-extinction list as Colossal Biosciences claimed last year that it had made a huge breakthrough in bringing back the marsupial, which has been extinct since 1936.

"On the Australian list, there's more than 2,200 endangered plants, animals and ecosystems ... declines in time and those species will go extinct. We may even lose these species despite all ...

The Texas-based Colossal Biosciences also plans to de-extinct the woolly mammoth ... Its experts say reintroducing these animals to nature will be beneficial to the environment in many ways ...

From an Australian frog that swallowed its own ... is not the only method scientists could use to resurrect extinct animals. The aurochs, a type of prehistoric cow, is the subject of ancient ...

one in ten is now extinct, and a further 30% are endangered. How did this happen? Over the past century, the goal of animal husbandry has shifted from breeding hardy, multipurpose animals to ...

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one in ten is now extinct, and a further 30% are endangered. How did this happen? Over the past century, the goal of animal husbandry has shifted from breeding hardy, multipurpose animals to ...

An adorable species once thought to be extinct on the Yorke Peninsula of South Australia seems to be getting a new lease on ...

Their new home, Conservation Ark, housed within the Australian Reptile Park, provided the ideal environment for this delicate operation. Last spring, a carefully selected pair was introduced for ...

Dr Christopher Mason, a scientific advisor and member of the board of observers for Colossal, said: “The de-extinction of the ...