Cloning animals has become a reality. Let’s explore five animals that scientists have successfully cloned.
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Dolly the Sheep: Dolly, the first cloned mammal, was born in 1996. She was cloned from an adult sheep’s mammary cell, proving that cloning adult animals is possible.
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In 2001, the first cloned cat, named “CC” (for Carbon Copy), was born. Cloning cats has also been done for pets, allowing people to keep their beloved pets' genetic traits.
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Scientists have successfully cloned cows to improve milk production and cattle breeding.
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Horses have been cloned for breeding purposes, particularly for high-performance sports like racing.
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The first cloned dog, “Snuppy,” was born in South Korea in 2005.