Chances are slim that a woolly mammoth will be walking the earth again anytime soon, but scientists are working on it. That's the message from a new TV documentary, "How to Clone a Woolly Mammoth," ...

If we want evidence of our intelligence and ingenuity, we see it almost every day. One of the latest entries may be the most astonishing, a scenario straight out of Hollywood. Scientists are exploring ...

We live in the most surprising, and unsurprising times simultaneously. So much so that you can say “Tom Brady’s dog is a clone of his dog that died two years ago,” and you’d just nod and say “yeah, ...

During the last ice age, the Earth was home to significantly more megafauna -- animals with adult body weights over 100 pounds -- than it is today. The Woolly Mammoth is one of the best-known examples ...

The DNA of Tom Brady’s dog has gotten a second chance thanks to a Dallas-based de-extinction company that’s trying to resurrect the woolly mammoth. The retired NFL quarterback revealed to People ...

The Siberian discovery of the bestpreserved woolly mammoth on record has teams of experts working around the globe and around the clock on some of the most ambitious projects in science In Russia ...

Tom Brady shared that he cloned his late dog Lua, and the company that did it charges 5 figures for the procedure. Tom Brady's new dog, Junie, is a clone of his late dog, Lua. Colossal Biosciences and ...

This globe-trotting documentary, directed by Christian Frei (“War Photographer”), first takes viewers to the New Siberian Islands. There, north across the seas from the Russian mainland, men break ...

Could the same company trying to bring back the woolly mammoth be behind Tom Brady’s new puppy? Yes and that’s exactly what just happened. The seven-time Super Bowl champion announced on social media ...

Humans have long tinkered with the evolutionary trajectories of other species. Thousands of years ago we tamed wolves into dogs and transformed a wild grass into the agricultural wonder wheat. Within ...

Japanese scientists seeking to clone prehistoric wooly mammoths are preparing their first frozen DNA samples in a bid to bring the beasts back to life. Remnants of what scientists think is from ...