39K views · 327 reactions | A baby colossal squid — the heaviest invertebrate species on the planet — has been filmed alive in its natural habitat for the first time since scientists discovered it a century ago. Researchers with the Schmidt Ocean Institute documented the elusive deep-sea creature during a voyage in the South Atlantic Ocean last month. https://cbsn.ws/4irzevH | CBS News | Facebook

2.3K views · 98 reactions | Colossal’s Lead Paleogeneticist, Beth Shapiro, is back to answer more of your Colossal questions, and this time she’s kickin’ it old school. 酪念 Paleogeneticists work with ancient DNA, which makes her the perfect person to ask how we could possibly bring a species that lived tens of thousands of years ago back to the future. | Colossal Biosciences | Facebook

In a landmark partnership with Save the Elephants, Colossal is embarking on a mission to save elephant 🐘 species of all kinds from the threat of extinction using groundbreaking conservation technologies. Along the way, we’ll gather more learnings about these ecologically essential species than ever before. Follow the journey and submit your questions for our team below ⬇️ | Colossal Biosciences