Hwang Woo-Suk

At least five species of ancient animals will walk again in Siberia, predicts South Korean cloning expert.

The Belgian Malinois were created from best South Korean sniffer dogs, cloned to maximise unique abilities working for police or security service.

South Korean specialist hails opening of new World Mammoth Centre in Siberia, dedicated to bringing beast back to life.

Radiocarbon dating shows baby horse is 42,170 years old: bid to restore the species will 'pave the way for return of woolly mammoth'.

Puppies are 'designer' animals bred by South Korean cloning laboratory, but they flunked test in 13 simple skills for Russian police dogs.

Lab-made dog was created from tiny fragment of its mom's ear by the South Korean team working at bringing back the woolly mammoth.

Cloning hope after autopsy of 'pet' frozen in permafrost since pre-historic times.

Eaten by an ancient cave lion or bear, only the tail was left, preserved by the Siberian permafrost.