Following their success in reviving the extinct dire wolves, scientists are confident about the potential return of the long-gone woolly mammoth ... ago until roughly 10,000 years ago.

Colossal Biosciences, using a new gene editing technology, recently announced the de-extinction of the dire wolf: “After a 10,000-plus-year absence ... We will not “de-extinct” wooly mammoths anytime ...

Martin, who is an investor in Colossal, added that more extinct species were on the way, including the woolly mammoth, Tasmanian tiger and dodo. Colossal – which is currently valued at $10bn ...

The woolly mammoth may be headed for a comeback thanks to a scientific breakthrough at Colossal Biosciences where they claim to have isolated seven of the extinct species’ genes and applied them ...

The woolly mammoth is a hit, he adds. 'The natural history has garnered plenty of interest because it's art through nature.' Is there anything he'll be sad to see go? No, he says, although his wife is ...

Photo courtesy of NHL/Utah Mammoth Utah’s new primary logo, a fierce-looking wooly mammoth with giant tusks and a mountain-shaped head, is immediately distinct. Combining imagery of Utah’s ...

It's not just Siberia and an engineered “woolly mammoth” we should worry about, though. According to new research, climate change has become the principal driver of species diversity decline ...

Notably, this loosely aligns with when the woolly mammoth is thought to have first appeared as a distinct species. It then looks like a significant population bottleneck occurred around 285,000 ...

which pays tribute to the herds of mammoth -- an extinct group of elephants -- that lived in Utah more than 10,000 years ago. Sign up here. The Arizona Coyotes moved to Salt Lake City following ...

That includes the mammoth. Experts still debate how the creature became extinct, but it's estimated that mammoths last roamed Utah about 10,000 years ago, the Natural History Museum of Utah noted ...