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Scientists cloned an animal that can't reproduce

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In 2003, scientists decided to clone a mule, which is biologically hilarious considering mules cannot naturally reproduce at all. The result was Idaho Gem, a perfectly healthy animal created without any traditional reproductive input whatsoever.

Scientists cloned an animal that can't reproduce
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