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A first-ever genetic rescue program has brought Australia’s bandicoots back from extinction #shorts
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0:39Now PlayingSometimes we get nice things — and marsupials get a miraculous, genetically engineered resurrection.
Bandicoots, a group of tiny nocturnal creatures once declared extinct in Australia, are back from the brink and making strides toward life in the wild.
On Tuesday, conservationists released 100 eastern barred bandicoots onto Phillip Island, near Melbourne.
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