Animals
Genetics Company Plans to Bring Extinct Tasmanian Tiger to Life, Will It Work?
A genetics company from Dallas is working on the de-extinction of the Tasmanian Tiger. Its reintroduction to nature would yield a balanced ecosystem.
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