Reviving the Past: The Ethics of De-Extinction

This chapter explores the possibility of reintroducing extinct species like the thylacine and dodo, examining the ethical and ecological challenges involved. The discussion touches on the complexities of habitat restoration, the potential risks of disrupting current ecosystems, and the role of technology in conservation efforts. Additionally, it highlights the implications of private ownership of revived species and considers the broader debate around zoos and the use of artificial intelligence in society.