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The chances of seeing an animal resembling the woolly mammoth one day are slim but not entirely impossible.

Now, that number is thousands of times higher.

There are three keystone species the company is aiming to focus on.

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For example, Hawaiian honeycreepers are in danger of becoming extinct due to the introduction of avian malaria.

And as it turns out we are the culprits, as well.

How can we spread the word to organizations around the world?

Colossal Biosciences Chief Science Officer Beth Shapiro looking for Dodo birds.

Lovers of science are eager to see what Colossals project may lead to

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Check out the results:

Thylacine, also known as Tasmanian tiger, in a cage.

Tasmanian tiger skeleton on display, highlighting scientists' innovative methods for mass extinction challenges.

Woolly mammoth standing on rocky terrain, addressing mass extinction challenges.

Animated woolly mammoth from Ice Age resembling prehistoric creatures.

Man with woolly mammoth tusk in a forest setting.

Illustration of a dodo bird, symbolizing extinct species in mass extinction studies.

Colossal Biosciences Chief Science Officer Beth Shapiro smiling in front of large dinosaur skeleton under a clear blue sky.

Stock photo of scientists in a lab.

Fictional character Dr. John Alfred Hammond, creator of Jurassic Park.

Scene of a T-Rex in a forest setting from the movie “Jurassic Park”.

Vivid green and blue Nicobar pigeon perched on a branch.

Photograph of Dolly the Sheep, the first mammal cloned from an adult somatic cell.

Photograph of Hawaiian honeycreeper perched on a hand.

Comment on how scientists tackle mass extinction inspired by Jurassic Park ideas.

Comment discussing semi-extinct species revival, mentioning birds, tigers, mammoths, and saber tooth tigers.

Jason Cheng discussing science fiction turning into reality with flying and swimming cars.

Comment discussing ecosystem changes in relation to mass extinction challenges.

Comment discussing extinction and focusing on reviving recently extinct animals instead of those from the ice age or dinosaurs.

User comment about reviving thylacines in Tasmania, inspired by extinction solutions.

Comment praising scientists for ideas inspired by ‘Jurassic Park’ and efforts against mass extinction.

Comment from a conservationist reacting to scientists using “Jurassic Park” ideas for mass extinction solutions.

A comment saying, “I wish school taught us this interesting stuff,” related to Jurassic Park ideas and mass extinction.

Comment about the last Tasmanian tiger and mass extinction, expressing sadness with a crying emoji.

Comment expressing excitement about scientists using ideas from Jurassic Park to address extinction.

Comment praising efforts in rewilding lost species to tackle mass extinction.