In a moment that shook fans’ to their core, in the final episode of season three, Marissa dies in a car accident, with Ryan Atwood (Ben McKenzie) pulling Marissa from the burning wreckage, only to ...

Never in a million years did I think a Marvel superhero show on Disney+ would be more bloody and disgusting than Game of ...

Some Game of Thrones episodes can be enjoyed over and over again, years after their premiere, from "Battle of the Bastards" ...

George RR Martin, whose epic fantasy novels A Song of Ice and Fire inspired the famous TV series Game of Thrones, was part of the colossal project to revive the dire wolf and met the pups a few weeks ...

“Extinction is still forever,” Paleogeneticist Dr Nic Rawlence from Otago University in New Zealand reacted to the ‘de-extinction’ of the Game of Thrones-famous dire wolf. Texas-based ...

Scientists have disputed a bioscience firm’s claims to have resurrected the extinct dire wolf more than 10,000 years after the species disappeared from the Earth. Colossal Bioscience, a $ ...

Once thought extinct, real-life dire wolves—famous from Game of Thrones — are back, marking a bold leap in genetics and the science of de-extinction Meet Romulus and Remus—the world’s ...

If you are a fan of HBO's Game of Thrones, you are probably familiar with the direwolves of House Stark. But, did you know that the real animal species went extinct around 12,500 years ago? Now, ...

If you are a fan of the Stark family from George RR Martin’s Game of Thrones, there’s some good news for you. House Stark’s favourite pet — the dire wolf — has been brought back from extinction after ...

Once obscure, direwolves gained fame through Game of Thrones, giving them cultural immortality long before science made their return a reality. And while Game Of Thrones has ended its eight-season run ...

It has been over a decade since George R.R. Martin’s A Dance with Dragons hit the shelves, and since then, fans have been waiting for the arrival of the series conclusion, The Winds of Winter.While it ...

Everybody fell in love with direwolves, the enormous, white, fluffy-looking wolves, post ‘Game Of Thrones’. These prehistoric canines were an intrinsic part of the iconic TV series and became a global ...