Search

Result

A well-preserved woolly rhino with its last meal still intact found in the extreme north of Yakutia

The unique discovery was three or four years old when it died at least 20,000 years ago.

Call of the wild - the beauty of Jack London Lake in eastern Russia

Named in the Stalin era after the American novelist, journalist, and social activist, enjoy the stunning nature of this remote paradise in Magadan region.

Frozen for thirty-two thousand years, and blossoming again, all thanks to squirrels

Full flowering plants have been created from Siberian fruit seeds stored in permafrost by squirrels thousands of years ago.

Baby boom within world’s biggest collection of captive musk oxen

More than 20 calves born although park keepers say there could be more.

Welcome to Siberia’s answer to Stonehenge or the Pyramids

See the majesty of remarkable 600-year-old Whale Bone Alley and why it could spark an influx of tourists.

Bison and yaks soon on way to Pleistocene Park after Kickstarter campaign raises $110,000

Scientists thank donors for backing unique experiment to restore woolly mammoth habitat and show how impact of climate change can be slowed.

Cows in the world’s coldest inhabited place have to wear mouton bras for outdoor walks

Fur or other natural fabric garments protect Oymyakon cattle from getting frostbitten at -50C.

The best place for children is here, in the heart of Siberia

There's no better place to grow than in the towns like my historic Tara, founded in 1594, without traffic jams and supermarkets, but with winter fun and fresh air.

Like ducks to water in the snow - keeping kids healthy Siberian style

It is a medical fact that children are healthier if they daily run out into the snow in their swimming costumes - and pour a bucket of cold water over their heads.