During a gold-digging expedition in the Kolyma region, Russian miners made an incredible discovery – a perfectly preserved ...

These horns were likely used for foraging through ice and snow to uncover vegetation, as well as for defensive purposes against predators and intraspecies competition. Woolly rhino. Image by Heinrich ...

The only de-extinction company in the world announced today that 12,500 years after it last roamed the Earth, the dire wolf ...

Scientists believe the Sumatran rhino is the closest living relative of the long-extinct Woolly rhino. Its double horns make it unique among Asian rhinos. There may be as few as 30 individuals left in ...

Lewis’ woolly rhino statue is 900 pounds, true to size and on display in the MSV gardens with the other prehistoric animals. It’s fashioned from salvaged steel, with stainless steel horns ...

“Since 2021, there have been no significant smuggling cases of elephant ivory or pangolin scales seized in Hong Kong, and there has been only one case involving 6.3kg [13.9lbs] of rhinoceros ...

Pembient hopes to thwart poachers by flooding the market with synthetic horns containing real rhino DNA. This is a miniature 3-D-printed horn. Pembient On the black market, a pound of rhino horn ...

And Europe would have been filled with ice age beasts that included woolly rhinoceros, as well as bison, Irish elk, and woolly mammoths. Four archeological layers that came from four distinct periods ...

The rhino horn acts as a tail feather, reducing the risk of spinning (Credit: Micky Wiswedel WWF) Moving endangered rhinos to new areas is a vital part of their conservation. War-torn helicopters ...

It was a logical business decision, and profiting from the lucrative trade in rhino horn could not be further from his mind. "And then the heartache began," he says. Now, as South Africa faces a ...