The head of an ice age wolf, which died 40,000 years ago, has been discovered frozen and preserved in Siberia. A local man uncovered it last year and now scientists say it could lead to further discoveries

Sif may be a Labrador but at this school everyone thinks she's a great Dane.

An ambulance service for pets is now available in Hong Kong, China, to care for animals in emergency situations. The service started with a modified small bus and now has three ambulances equipped with oxygen, bandages and medical supplies.

The Autralian bunny, best-loved marsupial, may eventually become extinct if action is not taken to save it.

Mexico's La Pastora Zoo has two new "mischievous" additions to its pack of Canadian wolves.

Los Angeles Zoo has come up with a unique way of expanding the population of the rare California condor.

Visitors can pet and play with the tiny trotters on three different floors, while sipping a tea or coffee.

Wolves were once almost extinct in the country but as of 2019, 59 packs have been counted. Farmers are angered by mounting attacks on their animals and demanding the right to kill the predators.

The falling hippo numbers may be devastating in Kenya.

Rio, a pup got who lost near Cambridge, UK, probably survived on rabbits for more than a year, said rescuers.

There's nothing like a downpour to damp the spirits.

Impressive rescue.

Around 5,000 people gathered at a Swedish dairy farm on Saturday (May 4) to watch a herd of very 'happy cows' jump at their first chance of the year to run free into green pastures after a long, dark winter.

France's largest aquarium is facing legal action from an NGO over the deaths of 30 hammerhead sharks.

Her owner says locals know her and tram drivers even slow down for her as she completes her 15km-a-day constitutional.

In Crimea, a cat named Pusha has "adopted" four orphaned baby squirrels and is raising them as her own alongside her new kittens.

There are 1,000 pet cafés in Japan. Visitors say the animals help relieve stress, and the cafés have become a €12 billion industry.

Conservation experts at the British Antarctic Survey say that normally around eight percent of the world population of emperor penguins breeds in Halley Bay. A recent study found that in 2016 and 2017, there was no breeding in Halley Bay and last year there was only a little.