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Scientists “de-extinct” iconic dire wolves

In a historic feat, scientists at biotech company Colossal Biosciences claim to have carried out the first successful “de-extinction” of a long-extinct animal species–the dire wolf.

Dire wolves, which gained popularity through their significance in the primetime fantasy television series Game of Thrones, went extinct nearly 13000 years ago.

Using a combination of cloning and gene editing techniques, scientists were able to birth three genetically modified grey wolf pups–named Remus, Romulus, and Khaleesi–that phenotypically resemble the larger, white-furred dire wolf.

Researchers developed mechanisms for targeted gene edits that resulted in the pups being born with marked differences in appearance.

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