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Woolly Mammoths In Yellowstone? Biotech Company Says It Has The Technology

Biotech company Colossal Biosciences has announced plans to bring back the extinct woolly mammoth by 2028. They think Yellowstone could be a good place for reintroduction as the environment is pristine and isolated enough for them to thrive.

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The University of Wyoming finds a thirteen thousand-year-old bead

The University of Wyoming finds a thirteen thousand-year-old bead
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The Americas most ancient bead discovered near Douglas

Found at a mammoth kill site in eastern Wyoming, the artifact is estimated to be about 13,000 years old.

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13,000-year-old bone bead is the oldest of its kind in the Americas

Some of the 1st Americans crafted a bone bead nearly 13,000 years ago, making it the oldest of its kind on record in the Western Hemisphere.

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Yellowstone recruiting for 2024 Youth Conservation Corps program

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