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Extinct 'Lonesome George' Tortoise Species May Be Brought Back To Life With Help From Relatives
Even though Lonesome George -- the last member of the Pinta Island Galapagos Tortoises -- died in 2012, scientists may be able to revive his species with the genetic help of close relatives.
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