PRIANGAN ZONE – One company bioscience insist on resurrecting animal which has long been extinct.
They announced on Monday, September 13, 2021 of their intention to use new technology to restore mammoth hairy to the tundra Arctic.
The start-up Colossal, which leverages a partnership with Harvard geneticists, says its species’ ‘elimination of extinction’ efforts have the potential to serve as a working model for restoring damaged or lost ecosystems and thereby helping to slow or even halt the effects of climate change.
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“Never before has humanity been able to harness the power of this technology to rebuild ecosystems, heal our Earth, and preserve its future through population animal extinct,” said Colossal’s chief executive and co-founder Ben Lamm, a new technology entrepreneur, in a statement.
“Apart from bringing back extinct ancient species like mammoth furry, we will be able to leverage our technology to help conserve endangered species that are on the verge of extinction and restore animal where humans had a hand in their deaths,” he added.
Furry mammoth roams mostly Arctic Pole, and coexist with primordial man which hunts cold-resistant herbivores for food and uses their tusks and bones as tools.
Animal-animal it died about 4,000 years ago. For decades, scientists have recovered pieces of mammoth tusk, bone, teeth and hair for extraction and trying to sequence mammoth DNA.
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