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We share stories, explainers and analysis to offer context for the top news of the day. All posts are created and curated by Flipboard’s editorial team especially for Mastodon. Not a bot. Boosts do not imply endorsement, but are used to highlight posts we think the community might find interesting. For much more news, follow Flipboard's federated News Desk ( @ thenewsdesk ) and Politics Desk ( @ ElectionCentral ). Get the Flipboard app to explore all your interests in one place: https:// about.flipboard.com/download-f lipboard/ Header photo: A newsstand. Photo by AP.
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Mar 04, 2026
Colossal Biosciences Inc. plans to resurrect extinct species like the woolly mammoth, Tasmanian tiger, and dodo bird. Proponents of the idea say the tools could help save species on the brink of extinction. Critics question whether the plans are ethical or safe, even if the company’s dubious claims are plausible. Read more from @npr@flipboard.com
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#Mammoth #Science #Extinction #Animals #Biology
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