In what is being called one of the most groundbreaking — and controversial — scientific achievements of the century, a team of geneticists has successfully recreated a living saber-toothed tiger cub using advanced cloning and gene-editing technology. The cub, born in a controlled laboratory environment earlier this month, was engineered using preserved DNA from a Smilodon fatalis specimen — a species that went extinct over 10,000 years ago. The scientists, part of a multinational project dubbed

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“Back From Extinction”: Scientists Announce Birth of First Lab-Created Sabertooth Tiger Cub By Global Science Journal Staff In a jaw-dropping leap for genetic science, researchers at Genesis Biolabs have confirmed the successful recreation of a Sabertooth tiger—the first of its kind to walk the Earth in over 10,000 years. The cub, named Nova, was unveiled to the world in a controlled laboratory environment this week. The video released by the lab shows a small, wide-eyed feline with the unmistak