Wooly Mammoth
Mar 15, 2002 -
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But what about cloning -- bringing the mammoth back to life? In 1997, a wooly mammoth (hopefully a complete mammoth) was discovered in Siberia frozen in the ice. It was excavated (still encased in the ice) and moved to Khatanga into a controlled environment where it is being studied. But will it be possible to clone it? Read about what is involved in the Will Mammoths Walk Again? If it turns out to be possible, do you think that scientists should clone extinct species?
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