First healthy mice with two dads — and no moms — born in Japan

Researchers at Osaka University in Japan have managed to create mouse pups from the DNA of two adult males.

From 630 embryos implanted into surrogates, seven pups were born.

The research is only a proof of concept and has yet to be peer-reviewed, but the team thinks it could translate to people.

The Osaka team is already attempting to use skin cells from human males to create eggs.