Scientists Pull RNA from a 14,000 Year-Old Wolf | SciShow News

The video discusses the groundbreaking discovery of the oldest RNA sequence, estimated to be over 14,000 years old, challenging previous beliefs about RNA's longevity. This finding opens new avenues for understanding ancient organisms and viruses, as RNA can provide insights that DNA cannot. The video also highlights the discovery of a giant parrot species, Heracles Inexpectatus, in New Zealand, showcasing the phenomenon of insular gigantism and its impact on bird evolution.

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