A baby rhino left fighting for its life following a hyena attack in South Africa is now recovering thanks to a blanket made by a group of knitting grannies.

From the depths of German caves, scientists have extracted genetic material from hyena remnants, unveiling connections to extinct Pleistocene megafauna Scientists Extracted Woolly Rhino DNA From ...

The three-week-old rhino, named Hercules, was savaged by a pack of hyenas in South Africa and suffered several injuries. The post Knitting grannies helping baby rhino recover from hyena attack ...

A baby rhino in South Africa was attacked by hyenas after it laid down next to its dead mom's body. The mom had been killed by poachers, the Care for Wild sanctuary—which rehabilitates rhino ...

Scientists Extracted Woolly Rhino DNA From Hyena Poop. That's Remarkable. The genetic tales of extinct creatures have come to life, weaving a story millions of years in the making.

Hyenas are threatening black rhino calves in Aberdare, prompting Rhino Ark to deploy AI detection systems and fencing to protect Kenya’s endangered species.

Fossilized poo never stops surprising. By analysing droppings from extinct hyenas, palaeontologists have reconstructed DNA from an ice-age woolly rhino 1. About the size of today’s white rhinos ...

Hyenas' eating habits also spread the nutrients around in another way, as they leave behind a lot of smaller splintered bones that creatures like birds take advantage of, according to other research.

When John Hammond cooked up the idea for Jurassic Park, he needed the skills of the world’s brightest geneticists and a little help from the fossil record. The earliest additions to the ...

The woolly rhino (Coelodonta antiquitatis) roamed Eurasia in the Pleistocene until its extinction around 10,000 years ago.Several specimens have since been recovered, but until now, no genomes of ...