Science & spaceDr. Dead DinoScientists Are RESURRECTING Extinct Animals?! 🤯 #shorts #extinctanimals

Scientists Are RESURRECTING Extinct Animals?! 🤯 #shorts #extinctanimals

Short0:21People & BlogsPublished Aug 18, 2026, 7:15 PM · 2mo ago
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Scientists are getting closer to something that sounds straight out of science fiction: bringing extinct animals back to life. Using ancient DNA, gene editing, cloning, and living relatives, researchers are working on de-extinction projects involving animals like the dire wolf, woolly mammoth, dodo bird, and thylacine/Tasmanian tiger. Instead of creating an extinct animal completely from scratch, scientists can start with cells from a living relative and genetically edit them toward traits found in the extinct species. Could we actually be entering the age of extinct animal resurrection? Subscribe to Dr. Dead Dino for more extinct animals, prehistoric creatures, dinosaurs, de-extinction science, ancient DNA discoveries, and animals scientists are trying to bring back! #ExtinctAnimals #DeExtinction #DireWolf #WoollyMammoth #Dodo #Thylacine #Science #Genetics #Shorts
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