A new era of cloning is here-on the polo field

This week on 60 Minutes, Lesley Stahl reports that polo is leading the way in cutting-edge biotech-by cloning star ponies
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[@themysticmuse1111]

I really wish this was the whole segment. Saw it in full when it aired,and it blew my mind

[@dannusmk1578]

Excelente!

[@furballbear]

Gene-editing will eventually make cloned horse obsolete.

[@deboyskyswuzzz]

How Can I watch this episode for free

[@SydneyCarton2085]

I have only seen the entire episode on 60 minutes :/

[@kentruck1334]

I guess they can clone human too

[@nilymusic]

cloning a mammal is 'easy' but cloning a premate (human,apes...) seems to be pretty hard.
btw in China there are a couple of twins that have been crisprd on so there are already alterd humas alive right now what a crazy world.

[@AlphaTengua]

Ive always wanted my own clone.

[@freddyrojas3711]

I don't know why ithe not showing this is an hour show what's up RUclips

[@7msjster]

I believe you are hot! not so crazy of the cloning.

[@sailordoc2818]

Then go ahead and clone the human players as well

[@CalanitAtia]

This story gets me upset. Horses have souls...they are not only numbers!

[@JeffBazell]

Cloning is an invaluable resource for cancer research. It harms no animals.

[@themysticmuse1111]

Calanit Atia and for the record,I don't believe clones have souls. All this blows my mind...

[@roosity7797]

cocteautwinned But isn’t that the problem?

[@shanra4764]

@@JeffBazell Stopping GMO, low-grade poisonous foods, and poor diets are invaluable to cancer. The end.

[@margotward8736]

Cloning is basically cheating .... is cloning becomes the norm Polo will be boring and predictable

[@robertmooney4193]

No how polo works