Mammoths and extinct animals are about to be revived

The Dodo (the flying bird, the same family as the dove) evolved without any natural enemies, except humans. And for reasons of human slaughter for food, this species is extinct.

The Quagga zebra , once lived in South Africa, has become extinct in the wild since 1870. The last raised animal also died in 1883.

The moa bird , a flightless bird that lives in New Zealand, has been hunted to extinction by the Maori Aboriginal people here.

The long-haired mammoth lives in the Wrangel Island, Arctic Ocean 4,000 years ago. The DNA of this species is well preserved in the frozen form.

The species of ivory woodpecker is often found in the southeastern United States, but since 1940 of the last century, it was no longer seen.

The Tasmanian tiger is the only bagged species to be included in the regeneration list. They lived in Australia, Tasmania island of Australia and New Guinea until the 1960s.

However, you should not be too excited that you will be involved in scenes like the 'Jurassic Park' movie, because scientists say dinosaur DNA is too old to recreate.