Forages in desert temperatures exceeding 50 degrees C. has specialized heat shock proteins and long legs to avoid the ...

Also, according to its website, it hopes to revive the woolly mammoth's habitat in order to reverse the warming of the Earth and protect the Arctic's permafrost. Also on Colossal's de-extinction list ...

But Colossal is working on long-term projects to create genetically engineered versions of the woolly mammoth, dodo bird and Tasmanian tiger with the intention to help repopulate some of those spe ...

WALPOLE, Mass. — A black bear was seen wandering around a Walpole back yard on Monday morning, prompting a warning from wildlife officials. Police say the animal was spotted off Audubon Drive and that ...

Colossal has also been trying to bring back other extinct species, such as the woolly mammoth and the Tasmanian tiger. The dire wolf pups live on an ecological preserve over 2,000 acres in size ...

That might explain why earlier this year, the Army and Marine Corps worked together to publish their first official Arctic Warfare manual in over 50 years. As with other military publications on ...

Colossal has previously announced similar projects to genetically alter cells from living species to create animals resembling extinct woolly mammoths, dodos and more. Last month, Colossal ...

Back in March, it sparked global excitement by creating a "woolly mouse". This was a rodent implanted with woolly mammoth DNA, which made it grow a thick, bushy coat. Colossal said of the Dire ...

The Friends of Big Bear Valley on Tuesday provided an update on the development of the beloved baby eaglets, noting that Sunny is more active and adventurous (being four days older), while Gizmo ...

A capability that is growing exponentially." Colossal Biosciences' biggest project is attempting to bring back the woolly mammoth from extinction. Although the goal of bringing these giant, ...

This breakthrough follows their initial goal of resurrecting the woolly mammoth, with a woolly mouse already created.

But according to a new study, the answer could actually lie in the Arctic. Scientists have warned that melting ice at the North Pole could unleash 'zombie' viruses with the potential to trigger ...