Fossils found in Siberia of a tiny woolly mammoth could be an entirely new species, researchers say, with some dubbing it a "Golden mammoth." The woolly mammoth is tiny and has been described as a ...

Now, the Russian permafrost is offering up the bones and tusks of the woolly mammoths that once lumbered over the tundra. They are shaped into picture frames, chess sets, pendants.

An autopsy of the beast was carried out and the results will be shown in the Smithsonian Channel special, “How to Clone a Woolly Mammoth,” set to air on the network on November 29 at 8 p.m. EST.

For 52,000 years, the skin of a woolly mammoth has remained essentially freeze-dried in Siberia thanks to the region’s subarctic climate. A team of international scientists was able to create a ...

Blurry footage of what looks quite a bit like a woolly mammoth crossing a body of water in Siberia has caused a stir amongst viewers across the web, many of whom either insist it's hoax or think ...

Woolly mammoths are thought to have died out around 10,000 years ago, but small groups may have survived longer in Alaska and off the Siberian coast. MORE: Why there are no more woolly mammoths ...

Go Tusking With the Woolly Mammoth Hunters of Siberia. Hunting for animals extinct for 4,000 years, in a land where the sun doesn’t set. 1 / 11. Amos Chapple/RFE/RL. Chapple ...

YAKUTSK, Russia—Brimming with pride, Sergei Fyodorov described the discovery of what many in this frigid Siberian outpost consider the find of the century—a perfectly preserved woolly mammoth ...

In Travel Channel's Expedition Unknown: Woolly Mammoth, a team of international scientists ventures into the frigid climes of Russia's Siberian permafrost to find the ancient genetic remains.

Woolly mammoths roamed Siberia in two distinct clans, and the split between the groups, scientists say, is surprisingly deep, occurring more than 1 million years ago. Skip to content.

In 2011 and 2015, researchers unearthed a pair of remarkably well-preserved “puppies”—with their skin, fur and stomach contents still intact—from the permafrost in northern Siberia. Nearby ...

The oldest mammoth bones date to 12,500 B.C and range until about 11,800 B.C., suggesting centuries where humans and mammoths coexisted and humans used the bones “on a regular basis ...