A subspecies of the African Plains Zebra humans hunted into extinction in the late 1800s has risen from the grave, thanks to a team of researchers attempting to breed it back into existence. The ...

The once-extinct quagga is alive and well and galloping around in the Cape Extinction is forever. Once a species no longer has any living members, it's gone for good. It's a dog that has had it's day.

In 1883, biologists believed the world had lost one of its zebra species. The last known Quagga, an unusual brownish, partly striped zebra, died in the Amsterdam Zoo. Hunters had already exterminated ...

It’s a horse! It’s a zebra! No, wait, it’s both! Scientists at South Africa’s The Quagga Project have reintroduced a long-extinct subspecies of the zebra back to the plains it once roamed. As of today ...

Never heard of the quagga? You’re not alone. The animal, a relative of the zebra, went extinct over 100 years ago. Now, a group of scientists outside of Cape Town are bringing it back. Like zebras, ...

Reinhold Rau, who died on February 11 aged 73, attempted to resurrect the quagga - a zebra-like animal with an oversized head that had been hunted to extinction in the 19th century; his quest is said ...

Cape Town - Rediscovering the long-lost cousin of the zebra has been an ongoing project that started back in 1987 - but now more than ever scientists are confident they are on track to correcting an ...

Earlier this month, the Linux Foundation announced it would be hosting the Free Range Routing (FRR) project, which is an IP routing protocol suite for the Linux and Unix platforms. But where did FRR ...