Scientists made a woolly mammoth meatball. Would you eat it?
Created by Australian cultured-meat startup Vow, the woolly mammoth meatball is a lab-grown scientific experiment. Scientists synthesized mammoth myoglobin DNA, patched missing gaps with African elephant genetic code, and grew it inside sheep cells. Unveiled in 2023, it remains uneaten due to unknown immune safety risks.
It looks revolting. In short, no. If I decide not to eat meat there are so many delicious vegetables, fruits, grains, etc, to keep my diet healthy and interesting.
