Biotech Firm Colossal Set to Return Extinct Bird’s Egg to New Zealand
THE SO WHAT
A de-extinction startup returning a rare moa egg to New Zealand is as much about social license as science—showing it can be a steward of heritage, not just a user of it. Any company working at the edge of biology should read this as a cue to invest early in cultural and regulatory relationships, not just lab milestones.
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