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How a Shropshire charity is fighting extinction
Nature's SAFE in Whitchurch has reached a major milestone in its fight against extinction.
They freeze and store cells from 200 endangered species, ranging from African elephants to Scotland’s wildcats in liquid nitrogen at –196°C to create a cryogenic “time capsule”.
Tullis Matson from the charity hopes that in the future animals could be revived "just by thawing them out".
Tullis spoke to BBC Radio Shropshire's Clare Ashford.
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