. >> reporter: and there's no bigger catch in this dating pool than elizabeth ann. >> elizabeth ann ised using interspecies somatic cell nuclear transfer cloning. >> reporter: in 2020, she was the first endangered species native to north america to ever be cloned using decades-old dna from a black-footed ferret named willa. >> so we're essentially looking at a carbon copy of a black footed ferret from the '80s. >> yes, correct. >> incredible. >> so in here are the cells of willa that have been frozen since 1988. >> so this is where it all began for elizabeth ann? >> yes. >> reporter: mar lus hawk is the curator of the san diego frozen zoo, the largest bank of living animal cells in the world. by collecting and storing all this dna, the frozen zoo is at the forefront of an emerging field -- de-extinction. there are more than 10,000 samples, everything from skin to feathers. >> when i was freezing cells from the northern white rhino, there were 50 living. and then now there's 2 left. >> what does this container of vials represent to you? >> the future. the future of these species. >> rep

. >> reporter: there is no bigger catch in this dating pool than elizabeth ann. >> elizabeth ann is arret produced using innerspecies somatic cell nuclear transfer cloning. >> reporter: in 2020, she was the first endangered species native to north america to ever be cloned using decades-old dna from a black-footed ferret named willa. wow, so we are looking at a carbon copy of a black-footed ferret from the '80s? >> correct. >> reporter: incredible. >> so in here are the cells of willa that have been frozen since 1988. >> reporter: this is where it all began for elizabeth ann? >> yes. >> reporter: marlys houck is the curator of the san diego frozen zoo. the largest bank of living animal cells in the world. by collecting and storing all this dna, the frozen zoo is at the forefront of an emerging field. de-extinction. there are more than 10,000 samples. everything from skin to feathers. >> when i was freezing cells from the northern white rhino, there were 50 in the, living, and now there is two left. >> reporter: what does this container of vials represent to you? >> the future. the fut

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the elizabeth ann croon montessori school is still enforcing harsh masking measures, and parents aresaying i could tolerate most of the stuff, the teachers in n95s and face shields, but i just wanted them to end the outdoor masking? rachel: listen to, you guys, i read the article. the students actually have a sign language, a secret sign language so they can talk during lunch, and, you know, they have all kinds of -- they still don't sing happy birthday at this, because you can't sing because of covid. this is a cult. and if shame on those parents for sending their kids to this school. st the awful. anyway, all right. still ahead, could gut health be the key to defeating alzheimer's? we're going to tell you about a breakthrough study next. will: and we're counting down to the kickoff, usfl returns, and abby hornacek is live with this season's brand new team, theit memphie?s showboats. ♪ and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ today, my friend you did it, you

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