Using recovered DNA to "genetically resurrect" an extinct species — the central idea behind the Jurassic Park films — may be moving closer to reality with the creation this week of a new ...

If you have suggestions for stories the podcast should cover, send them to us at somethingoffbeat@audacy.com. Not quite 'Jurassic Park': Scientists want to 'resurrect' the woolly mammoth soon ...

Features How Jurassic Park Made Woolly Mice Possible (and Vice Versa) Exclusive: Colossal CEO Ben Lamm considers the similarities between their efforts to bring back the woolly mammoth with ...

To re-create the lighter coat colors observed in Woolly Mammoth mummies, Colossal Woolly Mice have a modified version of the gene MC1R, which regulates melanin production, that produces mice with ...

A high-tech company is confident that extinct beasts as far back as the ice age — like the woolly mammoth — can be resurrected by 2028, all thanks to a bankroll by Hollywood A-listers like ...

Rather than creating a mammoth from the jump, an experiment which involves a 22-month gestation period, the folks at Colossal elected to test their pipeline through the creation of the woolly mouse.

Unlike Jurassic Park, you’re not cloning a woolly mammoth. The material within the carcasses has been degraded over 3,000 to 12,000 years due to radiation and bad conditions.

Woolly Mice Scientists have edited mouse DNA with mammoth genes, creating the world's first furry "woolly mice." This tiny breakthrough could pave the way for resurrecting the woolly mammoth.

The real-life Jurassic Park: Scientists have revealed a list of extinct animals they have been trying to bring back from the dead using a mixture of gene-editing, cloning and back-breeding ...

Cells from a woolly mammoth that died 28,000 years ago have begun to show "signs of biological [activity]" after they were implanted in mouse cells. However, researchers caution that it's unlikely ...

In Colossal’s first few years of work, our woolly mammoth research alone has not only accelerated genetic rescue in elephants, but also, it is working to cure a deadly elephant virus that kills ...

As Ryall said, the gene-splicing is not unlike what took place in Jurassic Park. While the mammoth meatball isn’t for consumption just quite yet, it’s said to have the aroma of crocodile meat.