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Dire wolf de-extinction isn’t about building a theme park, or even solely about bringing back the dire wolf. At its core, this effort is a powerful engine for innovation. It drives the development of cutting-edge research and technologies that can hopefully prevent other species from disappearing. By advancing the... show more

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Also the creation of new species. Dragons when?

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The nuclear renaissance is here! Enabling the transition to low-carbon energy, $NUKZ focuses on companies revolutionizing the nuclear industry, from reactor design to fuel management. Consider taking part in the renaissance.

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But you for sure should make a theme park fyi

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This crew lives on a secure, expansive ecological preserve. Doing wolf things. Learn more here

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My understanding from the news, is that the dire wolf hasn’t been de-extinct. But rather a living species of wolf hasn’t had its genes alter to more resemble the genetic code of what we have of the dire wolf. True?

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The gray wolf is the closest living relative of dire wolf. We analyzed the differences between their genomes (about 0.5%), identified where they differ, and then edited the gray wolf genome to reflect the dire wolf genomes we sequenced.

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I think your research and technologies could also create replacement organs for those in need.. ie: Someone needs a kidney, make a clone kidney, etc

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Please bring back other extinct human species also pls

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If the C!A is behind it, it’s not good. ❌

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Resist the urge to get defensive, you don't need to. There will always be decels and pearl clutchers trying to hold us all back. You can just ignore them.

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Are you working on the Northern white Rhino?

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