Researchers studying a species of wild dog have discovered that it closely matches the DNA of a species thought to be extinct. The DNA match and other factors have led the scientists to conclude that ...

In a study published in PNAS, researchers used conservation biology and genomics to discover that the New Guinea singing dog, thought to be extinct for 50 years, still thrives. Scientists found that ...

A breed of wild dog known for its lyrical sounds may not be as extinct as we thought, according to a new paper out Monday. The study details genetic evidence suggesting that the New Guinea singing dog ...

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The New Guinea Singing Dog, a dingolike animal with a unique howling style, was considered extinct in the wild. But scientists reported Monday that the dogs live on, based on DNA collected by an ...

This dog can sing … or at least it can yodel. The New Guinea singing dog, an extremely rare breed, is best known for its unique barks and howls – it’s able to make harmonic sounds that have been ...

A photo of a highland wild dog in Papua, Indonesia. A new genetic study confirms that these wild dogs are in fact a surviving population of the New Guinea singing dog, which was thought to be extinct ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. When zoology field researcher James McIntyre saw fresh dog prints ...

A 1.5-year-old New Guinea Singing Dog named Arrow ran off from his owners' home near Northfield towards the end of May. Buck and Christina Nelson have gone door to door with flyers and put them on ...

DNA analysis of three wild dogs living at high altitude on New Guinea reveals that they are part of the same population as captive New Guinea singing dogs. These findings confirm that New Guinea ...