Young tegus are emerald green with black markings and a tail that has yellow and black bands. Over several months and after ...

Using genomic data from ancient and modern samples, this important study investigates the genomic history of cattle in Iberia, focusing on the admixture between domestic cattle and their wild ...

Using your horn to say g'day, tell someone you're here or to tell them to just 'get off the road' is actually against the law. Victoria Police posed the question "Can you beep your horn to call out to ...

A young female aurochs has left European Serengeti, the well-known large herbivore reserve near Prague. It headed for west Slovakia, where it will establish a new breeding group on the Slovak side of ...

"It's this big, bruising brute of a creature that is based on a lot of older accounts of unicorns where they were being conflated with rhinoceroses, since Indian rhinos have one horn," Scharfman said ...

De-extinction, the science of resurrecting extinct species, is progressing in leaps and bounds. Here are six creatures that researchers could bring back to life — and one they've already revived.

The very important thing about the unicorn would appear to be its single horn. Funny, that. Or not, for after all, that’s what the Latinate word means, as does its Greek precedent, monoceros. ‘Who or ...

However, re'em actually refers to wild oxen, including the now-extinct aurochs. Their spinal geometry served as a reference point for the shape of the stallion. Mashable Top Stories Stay connected ...