Animals
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Scientists to Bring Extinct Woolly Mammoths Back to Life by Creating 'Arctic Elephant'
A team of scientists will edit the gene and DNA of woolly mammoths and apply them to current elephants.
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Earth's Magnetic Field Serves as a Stop Sign During the Migration of Songbirds
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