Lions, tigers… and unicorns?

Genetically modified pets including glow-in-the-dark rabbits, hypoallergenic cats and dogs, and real-life unicorns could soon become a reality after a bill to ban the sale of such creatures failed to advance in the California Senate.

Assembly Bill 1382, known as the Ethics Over Aesthetics Act, stalled in the Senate Appropriations Committee last week and was held under submission, halting it from advancing further during the legislative session, the Los Angeles Times reports.

The bill sought to prohibit the sale of pet animals with “cosmetic transgenic traits” — defined as any trait that modifies the animal’s…

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