The False Promise of Cloning Your Pet
Departed pets can now live on through reproductive cloning. But many owners have been surprised to find that genetics aren’t everything—Fluffy the second turns out to be an animal all its own. PRODUCTION CREDITS: Digital Producer: Emily Zendt Production Assistance: Christina Monnen Archival: Storyblocks, Kelly Anderson Music: APM © WGBH Educational Foundation 2022
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