Scientists are on a mission to resurrect the woolly mammoth by 2028, using cutting-edge genetic engineering and cloning ...

These findings hold promise for editing elephant DNA to include mammoth-like adaptations—thick hair, fatty insulation, and cold tolerance—traits necessary for survival in arctic environments.

For the woolly mammoth, scientists analyze DNA recovered from frozen remains to identify the genetic differences between the mammoth and its closest living relative, the Asian elephant.

In 2015, Church conducted the first genetic splicing of frozen mammoth DNA onto elephant genes, using a cutting-edge gene-editing technique known as CRISPR. However, he also gained prominence for ...

Woolly mammoth meat hasn't been on the menu for at least 5,000 years. A lab-grown meat company called Vow recently appeared to put the option back on the table by creating a "mammoth meatball ...

Some scientists are attempting to rescue the Asian elephants from premature extinction using permafrost-preserved DNA of the woolly mammoth. Scientists are planning to make an elephant hybrid ...

Was he really the biggest elephant in the world ... biomechanics and ancient DNA analysis. This past summer, the American Museum of Natural History carefully uncrated Jumbo’s entire skeleton ...

Focusing on DNA analysis is Emil Karpinski from Hendrik ... about elephants and sparked the first glimmers of interest in elephant behaviour. A century and a half later, wild elephants will ...