De-Extinction Plan To Bring Back Dodo Could Have Bad Consequences
An American company Colossal Biosciences revealed its plans to “de-extinct” the dodo, the extinct flightless bird that formerly inhabited the island of Mauritius, but many within the science community believe the efforts could have a negative impact on the species.
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