It was cheap, fast, and dangerously well‑armed. The Yak‑9T wasn’t just another Soviet fighter—it was a mid‑air tank killer designed to overwhelm the Nazis with simplicity and firepower.

In a first-of-its-kind achievement, China successfully cloned yak to enhance food production and sustainability in the ...

A male yak calf was born on July 3 at Bramble Park Zoo. The calf is healthy and can be seen on exhibit with his mother, Nina, ...

Siberian aerospace research institute SibNIA has carried out the first test flight of a Yakovlev Yak-40 fitted with the UZGA ...

On July 10, 2025, in Trento City, Italy, @alessia.collina shared a video of a playful yak puppy. In the video, the young yak ...

Socially and environmentally conscious British lifestyle brand Lucy & Yak, known for its colourful and joyful clothing, is ...

Yak-9 production continued after the war until late 1948, with more than 16,500 built. It has been referred to as one of the greatest forgotten airplanes of WWII.

The Yak-41 Was Born. Despite the lack of success with the Yak-38, the Soviets pressed on with the Yak-41 (NATO reporting name “Freestyle”), which was developed in the 1980s.

A newborn female Tibetan yak was welcomed at a zoo in Alaska and the baby and mama are “doing great,” zoo officials said in a Facebook post.