In nineteen ninety-six, a quiet Scottish lab held a scent of sterile solution and warm wool. There, a lamb named Dolly drew her first breath, her very existence a silent thunderclap that rewrote the rules of biology. She was the first mammal ever cloned from an adult cell. Today, that thunderclap echoes. Cloning is no longer a distant fantasy, but a practical tool. In agriculture, it replicates...
