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We're biobanking 100 endangered species. By sequencing the genomes of critically endangered species, we're creating a living database of endangered DNA. One more way we're working to make extinction a thing of the past 🧬 | Colossal Biosciences

We're biobanking 100 endangered species. By sequencing the genomes of critically endangered species, we're creating a living database of endangered DNA. One more way we're working to make extinction a thing of the past 🧬 | Colossal Biosciences

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Colossal just acquired Viagen, a world leader in cloning tech that’s cloned 15 species and biobanked 42 more. Together, we’re turning frozen cells into living populations. 🧬 | Colossal Biosciences

Colossal just acquired Viagen, a world leader in cloning tech that’s cloned 15 species and biobanked 42 more. Together, we’re turning frozen cells into living populations. 🧬 | Colossal Biosciences

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Colossal Biosciences Raises $200 Million at a $10.2 Billion Valuation

Colossal Biosciences Raises $200 Million at a $10.2 Billion Valuation

Life finds a way (to use genetic technology to restore balance to earth’s ecosystems) 🧬 | Colossal Biosciences

Life finds a way (to use genetic technology to restore balance to earth’s ecosystems) 🧬 | Colossal Biosciences

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This is why the ancient DNA we're working with is significantly more difficult than modern DNA 🧬 | Colossal Biosciences

This is why the ancient DNA we're working with is significantly more difficult than modern DNA 🧬 | Colossal Biosciences

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Colossal Biosciences Raises $120 Million at a $10.32 Billion Valuation

Colossal Biosciences Raises $120 Million at a $10.32 Billion Valuation

Colossal Biosciences revives extinct dire wolf through DNA technology

Colossal Biosciences revives extinct dire wolf through DNA technology

We’ve figured out how to get genetic edits into a bird. Now comes the fun part: unlocking bird modding. But before we can rebuild the dodo, we have to understand exactly which edits make a dodo… a dodo. Our scientists are mapping genomes, scanning bird skulls, and studying craniofacial tissues across species to decode the traits that shaped one of evolution’s most iconic birds. It’s not magic, but it’s definitely magical. 🦤✨ | Colossal Biosciences

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Colossal Biosciences uses de-extinction to save species

UPDATE: The dodo comeback just leveled up. We now have gene-edited birds AND a world’s first in avian science. This latest update is packed with breakthroughs in dodo de-extinction: culturing pigeon PGCs, decoding high-quality genomes of dodo relatives, and scanning bird skulls to decode how beaks evolved. And it’s even wilder than it sounds. | Colossal Biosciences

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🦕🦖“Over time we’ll know enough about DNA that we could probably engineer dinosaur-like stuff.” Got your attention? Colossal Co-Founder and CEO Ben Lamm drops some facts about dinosaur de-extinction. | Colossal Biosciences

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Colossal Biosciences and Melbourne University Join Forces to Combat Frog Extinction with Genetic Breakthrough

Colossal Raises $200 Million to Bring Back the Dodo and Other Extinct Species

‘Colossal woolly mouse’: Discovery brings scientists one step closer to return of woolly mammoth

While the exact numbers may be impossible to determine, the evidence of our profound impact on the disappearance of many remarkable creatures is undeniable. Since the rise of industrialization, extinction rates have soared far beyond natural baselines. Species like the woolly mammoth, thylacine, and dodo—along with others lost to history, such as the woolly rhino and the great auk—have all vanished, in part, due to human influence. Yet, it is also within our power to help bring them back. Throug

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The “tail” of our woolly mice has been making the rounds—and for good reason. Meet Chip and Dale, two genetically engineered mice sporting traits inspired by the woolly mammoth. Adorable, yes—but more than that, they’re proof of concept on our journey to de-extinct the mammoth. | Colossal Biosciences

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Colossal Biosciences valued at more than $10B after latest funding round

🦏 Only two Northern White Rhinos remain, both female, so natural reproduction is impossible. But it’s not too late. We have created embryos from their eggs and stored sperm, now transferred into Southern White Rhinos as surrogates. Hope lives. 🤯 | Colossal Biosciences

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In October, we launched the Colossal Foundation so that we can put the technology we develop in our labs into the hands of conservationists in the field. The tools of de-extinction will empower radical new forms of conservation. And given that we are entering the sixth mass extinction in the history of planet earth, the time to take action is now. | Colossal Biosciences

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Colossal Biosciences Launches The Colossal Foundation to Revolutionize Wildlife Conservation

🪶🧬 For you bird lovers… guess what? We can now extract DNA and living cells just from feather pulp. This means conservationists don’t have to stress rare birds with blood draws or risky handling. Grab a feather, toss it in a bag, mail it to the lab. That’s it. Sick. In a world speeding toward avian loss, this unlocks a gentler, game-changing path for conservation and biobanking. When we push the boundaries of de-extinction, we also create real-world protocols that give conservation new tools t

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World Elephant Day feels a little different this year around the Colossal labs. It feels brighter, a little more hopeful, and in some inexplicable way… it feels bigger. 🐘🌍 That’s probably due to our successful efforts over the past year and the way our team, our following, and our community has grown as a result. Fighting to save at-risk species is a humongous honor, and the support and excitement we’ve seen for our efforts only motivates us to work harder at ensuring a prosperous future for e

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Colossal Biosciences Makes Breakthrough in the Dodo’s Comeback

Bioengineering Can Help Heal the World | Colossal Biosciences

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CEO Ben Lamm shares his vision for the future of de-extinction science. This is the largest investment ever in species preservation, putting Colossal alongside companies like SpaceX and OpenAI. Scientists predict that we could lose up to 50% of all species on earth in the next 25 years. We’re not going to stand by and let that happen. Follow along on our mission to make extinction a thing of the past 🧬🚀 | Colossal Biosciences

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Unlike 'Jurassic Park,' Colossal wants to save, not just bring back, species

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The Ancient California Condor is Coming Back | Colossal Biosciences

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A Dallas biotech company Colossal Biosciences is working on something that sounds straight out of science fiction: bringing back extinct animals. The company just opened its new global headquarters in Dallas, where more than 100 scientists are working on "de-extinction." | CBS News Texas

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"We now have the capacity to take tools directly from Colossal and apply them to ongoing conservation work to protect species and ecosystems that are endangered today." Announcing the launch of the Colossal Foundation, another step toward protecting today's biodiversity for a better tomorrow. | Colossal Biosciences

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