Somewhere on this planet roam three majestic dire wolves that are nothing short of a miracle, especially given that the last member of their species died out more than 12,500 years ago. The company behind this de-extinction has now set its sights on "Moa" a flightless 12ft (3.66 m) tall bird.

Scientists who 'de-extincted' dire wolf now want to bring back from dead THIS 12ft tall bird

Tasmanian tiger, a marsupial apex predator, went extinct nearly a century ago. Now, scientists are closer than ever to reviving the animal through genome sequencing in a process similar to the fictional revival of dinosaurs in Jurassic Park.

Tasmanian tiger that went extinct may come back soon, thanks to a head in a bucket of ethanol

US-based firm Colossal Biosciences, which two years ago announced plans to bring back the woolly mammoth, said it now wants to bring back the iconic Dodo bird as well. Watch this report to know more.

Colossal Biosciences announces project to bring back Dodo bird from extinction

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Scientists who 'de-extincted' dire wolf now want to bring back from dead THIS 12ft tall bird

Tasmanian tiger that went extinct may come back soon, thanks to a head in a bucket of ethanol

Colossal Biosciences announces project to bring back Dodo bird from extinction