The severed head of the world’s first full-sized Pleistocene wolf was unearthed in the Abyisky district in the north of Yakutia, Siberia. The head is 40 cm long (the article says this measurement is half the size of a modern wolf’s entire body, but this is wrong) and the soft tissues are well preserved. More information here.
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