Scientists announced that they have successfully created human/goat hybrids by injecting human stem cells into animal embryos. The resulting goats are being raised in China and look completely normal. | Harper's Magazine

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Scientists announced that they have successfully created human/goat hybrids by injecting human stem cells into animal embryos. The resulting goats are being raised in China and look completely normal. Issue

Scientists announced that they have successfully created human/goat hybrids by injecting human stem cells into animal embryos. The resulting goats are being raised in China and look completely normal.

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Scientists announced that they have successfully created human/goat hybrids by injecting human stem cells into animal embryos. The resulting goats are being raised in China and look completely normal.

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