Human Cloning: A technology that replaces Humanity

Human cloning: A Technology That Replaces Humanity On July 5, 1996 in the town of Roslin, Scotland a cloned lamb was born. The people that gathered around to see the birth were not sheep farmers, but scientists who worked at a research center called the Roslin Institute. They named this lamb Dolly. Dolly became the world's most famous lamb because she was the first of her kind. Cloning is an exact genetic copy of a living thing. …

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