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Hans Dreisch was the man in the 1800’s to try to clone a sea urchin. 1951 was the first successful clone which was a clone of a frog egg. The most common method of cloning is called “The Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer” which requires two different cells. One cell is the Somatic cell [any cell in your body except the egg and sperm cells]. This cell has to contain the DNA from which animal you intend to clone. The second cell that is collected is the egg cell which is taken from a female of the same species. Then what happens next is the scientist takes out the nucleus of the egg cell and fuses the somatic cell and the rest of the egg cell together with electricity…and so on...
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