Reese_Tuko
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Scientists used DNA technology to revive a species of extinct frog, bringing the “de-extinction” concept closer to reality. This achievement raises possibilities for conserving biodiversity in new ways.
Australian Researchers Revive Extinct Frog Species with DNA
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missyrain
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Wow, bringing back an extinct frog with DNA tech? 
That's some real-life sci-fi stuff! It's wild to think we’re getting closer to actually reversing extinction—it feels like a mix of Jurassic Park vibes and a big win for nature. 
Imagine how this could help save species we’re losing now! Of course, it makes you wonder about the balance—just because we can do it, should we? 
That's some real-life sci-fi stuff! It's wild to think we’re getting closer to actually reversing extinction—it feels like a mix of Jurassic Park vibes and a big win for nature. Imagine how this could help save species we’re losing now! Of course, it makes you wonder about the balance—just because we can do it, should we? 
Tomoyo Chan
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That's incredible! 
Does that mean they can revive other extinct animal species, too? 
I hope this success will further develop.
Does that mean they can revive other extinct animal species, too? I hope this success will further develop.