Animals
Are we Ready for a Real-Life Jurassic Park Via De-extinction? [VIDEO]
Once extinct animals, like the woolly mammoth, passenger pigeon and western black rhino, can be brought back to life via genetic engineering. This topic has caused some debate among the scientific community as to whether they should and what are the moral implications related to that.
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