This might even be too much wolf for Jon Snow.

A massive wolf’s head that’s been encased in permafrost for 40,000 years — with its fur and teeth still intact — was discovered in Russia, a report said Tuesday.

People scavenging for ivory discovered the amazingly well-preserved head on the banks of the Tirekhtyakh River in eastern Siberia, CNN reported.

Locals then took it to the Academy of Science in the Russian Republic of Sakha, according to the report.

The director of the department told the news network that the discovery is the first time an ancient wolf has been found after 40,000 years with its soft tissue still intact.

The head is also about 16-inches long, which Livescience.com says is roughly half the size of a modern wolf’s entire body.

He added that as the climate warms, similar discoveries could be expected in the region.

“The number of discoveries is growing because of the thaw of the permafrost,” Albert Protopopov told CNN.

Protopopov added that scientists are working to build a digital model of the wolf’s brain and skull to study the animal further.

Additionally, scientists in the region are also studying an ancient lion cub that was found preserved in the same permafrost, CNN reported.