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Scientists are on the cusp of de-extinction, resurrecting extinct species like the woolly mammoth and dodo. While the technology is rapidly advancing, concerns about the ethical, ecological, and financial implications of this ambitious endeavor are mounting. This article explores the science behind de-extinction, examines its potential benefits and risks, and discusses whether this pursuit is ultimately worth the cost.

The dodo, often depicted as a slow, clumsy bird, has been misrepresented. New research reveals it was a powerful, fast-moving creature perfectly adapted to its environment. The study sheds light on the dodo’s true nature and its role in the ecosystem, highlighting the importance of understanding extinct species for conservation efforts.