Nor for that matter was the current plight of the red wolf. “We were working with some of our Indigenous partners in North Dakota, and we were giving an update on our bison population genomics ...

The aim is to bring more genetic diversity into the small population of captive red wolves, which scientists are using to breed and help save the species.This technology may have broader ...

Somewhat lost in the news that rocked the science world earlier this week, that Colossal Biosciences has genetically resurrected the long-gone dire wolf, was the announcement that the Dallas-based ...

Colossal was also able to create two litters of cloned red wolves, which are the most critically endangered wolf in the world. The company says its de-extinction process could help support ...

Colossal also announced that it had bred four cloned red wolves, the most endangered wolf species in the world, and said its technology could be used to help threatened animal populations across ...

A couple of years ago, Lamm and Matt James, the chief animal officer at Colossal, learned from the government of North Carolina that red wolves are nearly extinct, with fewer than 12 animals still ...

Dire wolves brought back: See photos of Romulus, Remus and Khaleesi Colossal also used the technology to give birth to four red wolves, an endangered species. The successful birth of the dire ...

Techniques learned restoring the dire wolf can similarly be used to support the endangered red wolf. “We are an evolutionary force at this point,” says Beth Shapiro, Colossal’s chief science ...

Soon after that, they met with officials in North Carolina about the state's Red Wolf Recovery Program, which seeks to increase the population of the one-time extinct animal through breeding in ...

Even so, he finds the company’s technology impressive. It goes beyond crafting a dire wolf, he says. Other Colossal research on the red wolf shows how new tools might aid last-ditch efforts to ...