How cloning woolly mammoths could save the world - The National
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These colossal Ice Age creatures once trampled vegetation and helped permafrost maintain its natural carbon-capturing capabilities
Before the end of the decade, ponderous woolly mammoths could be traipsing across the tundra once again.
Driven to extinction about 10,000 years ago, the 15-tonne animals could soon be kicking up t… [+4730 chars]
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