🦁 Genome Zoo
Every living thing has a genome — its own book of DNA. Tap any creature to read a fun fact and see how big its DNA is compared to yours. Look, don't buy — just explore!
How big are these numbers? 🔢
1,000,000,000
billion
1,000,000
million
1,000
thousand
The chips below show how many DNA letters — for example 290B means 290 billion!
Limited Editions
Rare, numbered drops — a finite run, then gone for good. The Visitor from beyond the stars, Astrophage the star-eater, the Unicorn, and the Imperial Gold & Black Dragons.
The Chinese Zodiac
All twelve signs — give the genome of anyone's birth year, a perfect Lunar New Year gift
Beloved Animals
The companions and creatures we love
The Wild Kingdom
Giants of the sea and savanna
On Wings
Songbirds, raptors, and messengers of the sky
The Deep Blue
Gentle wonders of the reef and the open sea
The Outlandish
Real creatures so strange they seem invented — the planet's wonderful oddballs
Guardians · Conservation Tribute
The world's most endangered creatures — a portion of every claim supports the Waterfield Environmental Resources Center at Purdue University
Ancient Bloodlines
Extinct giants and living relics — genomes from deep time
When Giants Ruled
The great dinosaurs — imaginative genome reconstructions, sized to the real animals, offered for wonder
Scales & Serpents
Lizards and snakes, ancient and venomous
Spiders, Bugs & Butterflies
Silk-spinners, pollinators, and summer-night wonders
Champions of Science
The humble model organisms that unlocked modern biology
Genome Giants
Have you ever wanted to own a million of something? Now you can — claim a full 1,000,000 base pairs of one of Earth's largest genomes. Keep it for yourself, or dedicate it to someone you love.
From the Garden
Flowers and crops that feed and delight us
The Standing Ones
Mighty and ancient trees — living legacies that outlast us
The Fungi
Neither plant nor animal — a kingdom all their own, closer kin to us than to the plants they grow beside
Microscopic Life
The tiny engines of biology
Extremophiles
Life at the very edge — thriving in boiling springs, deadly radiation, and seas of salt
Viruses
Often just a strand of RNA — and remarkably small
Realm of Legend
Purely for fun — imagined genomes of creatures that never were