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This story really bugged me.

It did. It bothered me.

I don't know if you guys are hip to it, but Tom Brady cloned his former dog, his former deceased dog. I want to

read you just a few things. And this is just an article. And I was, look, Tom Brady creeps me out,

and this only furthers it.

Cloned his dog, you can do the same, but it'll cost you.

But basically, Brady said he's been given a second chance with the clone of his beloved family dog.

The broadcaster cloned the family's previous dog, a pit mix, named Lua, who died in 2023.

He shared the details about the new dog, Junie, as a part of a news release for colossal biosciences.

Wait for it, Brady owns a part of the gun.

Nothing can be heartfelt with cyborg Brady.

So, which announced it is acquired Viagin, a company that specializes in animal cloning.

Automatically, I just think Pet Cemetery and I get creeped out.

I mean, that's not funny, but yeah.

I get scared by this stuff.

I love animals. They mean the world to me. Brady said go up and then dig anything in that ground. That's right. A few years ago, I worked with Colossil and leverage their non-invasive cloning technology through a simple blood draw of our family's elderly dog. In a few short months, they gave my family a second chance with a clone of our beloved dog.

I'm excited at how colossal and Viagin's tech can help families losing their beloved pets

while saving endangered species.

Well, Tom, one problem.

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