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Here's Why Scientists Don't Believe Woolly Mammoths Can Be Revived Soon
Mankind may be on the verge of actually making a species go de-extinct. If a research team's plans go the way they intended, man may be able to meet the woolly mammoth. Well, not entirely a woolly mammoth, but a genetic cousin.
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