Just under 20 red wolves exist in their wild, native habitats today. A collection of dire wolf skulls are on display at the Field Museum on April 16, 2025. (Eileen T. Meslar/Chicago Tribune ...

In addition to the recent announcement of the dire wolf, Colossal has successfully birthed two litters of red wolf pups, a major breakthrough in de-extinction technology for global conservation.

A population of unique animals near Galveston, Texas, has gained national attention after research found they could be key to revitalize the nation's highly endangered Red Wolf population.

Rather than resurrect extinct species, cloning technology could save those at risk of dying out, like the red wolf, but only with solid conservation efforts and habitat protections Four cloned red ...

Colossal also produced two litters of Red Wolf puppies; the Red Wolf is an endangered species here in the U.S. "We’re messing with nature. We’re genetically engineering these wolves," said Dr ...

For instance, less flashy than the dire wolf work is Colossal's conservation effort with the critically endangered red wolf. Experts, even those skeptical of the dire wolf pups, hope the company's ...

Colossal also produced two litters of Red Wolf puppies; the Red Wolf is an endangered species here in the U.S. Colossal's Shapiro counters in an email exchange with USA TODAY. "Any new technologies ...

Their technology is already being used to boost endangered red wolf populations and to make the endangered Australian quoll resistant to the venom of the cane toad, an introduced species that has ...

I don't know that we really need a dire wolf." Pimm said another species, the red wolf, which lives in the coastal areas of North Carolina, is also on the verge of extinction and more efforts ...

A Dallas-based biotech company that announced the rebirth of the dire wolf, which was popularized in "Game of Thrones," also has cloned the endangered red wolf. This week, Colossal Biosciences ...