Decades after the nuclear disaster, Chernobyl’s wolves continue to survive—and even thrive—inside the exclusion zone. Scientists are studying their resilience to radiation, hoping it could unlock ...

Their special feature? Their DNA combines genes from gray wolves and sequences dating back 13,000 years. Photo of the giant wolves Romulus and Remus at one month old. This birth marks a key milestone ...

loyal packs even closer-knit than wild dogs or wolves. Article continues below So, are Chernobyl dogs, having survived an unthinkable trauma, the new super breed? Breen mused: “It’s possible ...

Researchers have discovered the first giant virus in Finland. The specimen demonstrates that such huge viruses are more common in northern regions than previously thought. Viruses are tiny.

Similar in size to today’s largest gray wolves, it had bigger teeth and a stronger bite—perfectly adapted for hunting large herbivores like horses, giant sloths, mastodons, and ancient bison.

A giant beaver skull, right ... ALBANY — Headlines across the internet would have you believe dire wolves — a species that went extinct 13,000 years ago, not to be confused with the fantasy ...

While Chernobyl happened almost 40 years ago, its impact continues to stalk across the generations. It remains locked in the land, water, air and DNA of all life.

Across Oregon, wolf numbers were up in December compared to the year before, rising from 178 to 204. In the West Zone, which includes Central Oregon, biologists reported 49 wolves, up from 35 ...

Juha Jaaska had a goal for the Wolves, but Artyom Levshunov scored the winner in overtime to give the IceHogs a 2-1 victory and take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three series that will resume with ...

Though the pups may physically resemble young dire wolves, "what they will probably never learn is the finishing move of how to kill a giant elk or a big deer," because they won't have ...