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ASIAN ELEPHANT GENETICS
Why bringing back the woolly mammoth isn’t a simple cloning job — scientists are solving a massive genetic engineering puzzle- Ben Lamm and Colossal Biosciences: The billionaire tech founder behind the $10 billion plan to bring back extinct animals
- Five ancient human species that lived alongside modern humans revealed: New insights into our prehistoric cousins
- Dire wolves brought back to life using ancient DNA and modern scienceColossal Biosciences has brought the extinct dire wolf back to life using groundbreaking gene-editing and cloning techniques. By analyzing ...07 Apr, 2025, 11.01 PM IST
- Ghostly monkey, succulent bamboo among new species in Mekong27 Jan, 2022, 08.20 AM IST
- Lonely no more: Kaavan the elephant makes new friendThe 36-year-old bull elephant -- dubbed the "world's loneliest" -- was the sole Asian elephant at Islamabad's dilapidated zoo. Animal right...01 Dec, 2020, 02.26 PM IST
- After genome sequencing, scientists find 95% similarity in Asian, African elephantsScientists have also sequenced the 'transcriptome' – the complete set of RNA from a population of cells - of the Asian elephant for the fir...18 Dec, 2015, 02.16 PM IST
- Indo-Bangla work on free jumbo routeHuman migration may remain a contentious issue between India and Bangladesh, but not elephants. The two countries are working with their re...06 Nov, 2015, 06.57 AM IST
- India, Bangladesh join hands for safe cross-border elephant migrationHuman migration may remain a contentious issue between India and Bangladesh, but not for elephants.05 Nov, 2015, 06.30 PM IST
- Genome sequencing brings woolly mammoth clones closerA mammoth gene involved in temperature sensation was resurrected in the laboratory and its protein product characterised.05 Jul, 2015, 03.31 PM IST
- Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh should team up to save wild buffaloes: ExpertsAt a time when wild buffaloes, an endangered mammal species, are facing extinction, the state forest department has joined hands with leadi...06 Nov, 2012, 02.36 AM IST
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