The Connection Between the Woolly Mammoth and the Environment

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There's more carbon and methane stored in the Arctic tundra than anywhere else on the planet. Mammus could be an accelerative to that because they're also hurting animals. They do a great job of like that nitrogen oxygen cycle in the summer months of permeating out the Arctic grasslands. And then in the winter months, they love to knock down elephants or notorious for knocking down trees. So these animals are like 12 feet high, 8 tonne.

In this episode, Peter and Ben discuss the possibility of bringing extinct species back to life through Ben’s startup, Colossal.

02:05 | De Extinction: Unveiling Our Future
21:10 | Gene-Swapping for Species Survival
59:32 | The Return of Extinct Species

Ben Lamm is a renowned entrepreneur and visionary in technology and AI. With successful startups like Chaotic Moon Studios and Conversable, he has made significant contributions to the industry. As the founder of Hypergiant Industries and Colossal, a venture capital-backed startup focused on genetic engineering and reproductive technology in support of George Church's de-extinction efforts, Lamm continues to push the boundaries of innovation, focusing on AI solutions and genetic engineering.

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