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The Extinct Moa Bird From New Zealand is Back From Extinction

4 Ever Green Jul 22, 2025 11:01
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What if the extinct 12-foot tall moa bird could walk New Zealand again? Using DNA from fossil bones and CRISPR editing of emu or tinamou embryos, scientists aim to bring back a bird matching the moa’s massive size and ecological role in the forest. 🔬 Why are they growing so quickly? 🐺 How big will they get? ⚠️ Could this speed up woolly mammoth de-extinction? Are we ready for prehistoric predators? Watch now! Narrated By William For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected]
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