So, scientists in South Korea went and cloned themselves a puppy. (Not for the first time, mind you—don’t forget Snuppy in 2005.) No, today’s cloned dog, Ruppy the beagle, has the dubious ...

Meet Ruppy, the glow-in-the-dark puppy. The cloned beagle — her full name is Ruby Puppy — and four other pups glow because they have genetic information from sea anemones, a breakthroug… ...

In the case of Ruppy the Beagle (above), the foreign gene is from sea anemones, which produce a red glow under fluorescent light. LOOK AT HOW ADORABLE THAT DOG IS.

The puppy called Ruppy, like its transgenic mother, also glows in the dark. By day, the two look like typical beagles but it is at night that the family resemblance really shows up - as a deep red ...

The four dogs, all named ‘Ruppy’ — a combination of the words ‘ruby’ and ‘puppy’ — look like typical beagles by daylight. But they glow red under ultraviolet light, and the dogs ...

The cloned beagle puppy is the world’s first transgenic dog, ... Ruby – or Ruppy (Ruby Puppy), for short – and her counterparts carry a gene produced by sea anemones.

Ruppy, a genetically engineered beagle that glows, lives in Korea, but he's creating a stir at the University of Kentucky. Latest News UK scientist helped create glowing dog ...