Scientists have just extracted frozen chromosomes from a mammoth in Siberia! Also in the news, the age of the last universal ...

The thrill of the hunt is a primal instinct that’s evolved from tracking woolly mammoths to tracking down a brand-new KitchenAid mixer for less than the price of dinner. In Indiana, there exists a ...

The woolly mammoth may be headed for a comeback thanks to a scientific breakthrough at Colossal Biosciences where they claim to have isolated seven of the extinct species’ genes and applied them ...

Their mission led them to a well-preserved freeze-dried Woolly Mammoth skin sample, excavated in northeastern Siberbia in 2018. An incredible finding that allowed the researchers to examine the Woolly ...

Scientists could breed elephants with hairy brown coats, for example, but those would still be elephants, not wooly mammoths. “To bring back the real dire wolf would require synthesizing and ...

Martin, who is an investor in Colossal, added that more extinct species were on the way, including the woolly mammoth ... causing it to stay frozen. However, Nitin Sekar, a conservation ...

Julia Izumi's whimsical world premiere, an exploration of art and identity, opens May 4. Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is excited to present the whimsical world premiere of Akira Kurosawa Explains ...

INAH researchers combed through the sediment deposits to identify remains of camelids, equines and possibly mammoths. (CINAH Tamaulipas) Authorities in the northern state of Tamaulipas reported ...

Seems optimistically 1/100,000th dire wolf.” The company has expressed interest in resurrecting the woolly mammoths, the dodo birds, and the Tasmanian tigers. Since then, conversations have been held ...

Woylies are small marsupials native to Australia. These rabbit-sized rat kangaroos are critically endangered and have disappeared from much of their historical range in mainland Australia.

From the windswept Arctic tundra to the frozen expanses of Antarctica ... having shared the tundra with now-extinct woolly mammoths. These shaggy behemoths have survived in the Arctic for thousands of ...