'Hopeful' Scientists Create Nearly Extinct Northern White Rhino Embryo

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By Deutsche WelleSep 11, 2019, 11:30 am145 ptsTrending
By Jessie Wingard Scientists are hoping to impregnate the closely-related southern white rhino — the most abundant rhino sub-species in the world — using harvested eggs from the last two northern white rhino cows and frozen sperm collected from four rhino bulls before their deaths, an international science…

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