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God of the underworld microbes Hadesarchaea discovered living on toxic gas deep below Yellowstone hot springs

The species was found in the harsh conditions of Yellowstone hot springs and lives several miles underground.

Male elephant spurned by would-be lover takes it out on 15 cars parked at wildlife reserve in China

Lovelorn pachyderm gets too up close and personal with the vehicles.

150,000 penguins perish after massive iceberg leaves colony landlocked in Antarctica

Adelie penguins walk on the ice at Cape Denison in Antarctica, in this December 12, 2009 file photo. Seeds and plants accidentally brought to the pristine frozen continent of Antarctica by tourists and scientists may introduce alien plant species which co

A population of 160,000 Adelie penguins has dwindled to just 10,000 in Cape Denison on Commonwealth Bay

Namibia: Amazing close-up photos of African wildlife in its natural habitat

In collaboration with WWF, Will Burrard-Lucas took incredible new camera-trap images of elephants, lions and hyenas.

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Big Bang primordial soup created by Cern's LHC shows early universe behaved like a liquid

Study found quark-gluon plasma behaved like a liquid and had an elliptical shape like a rugby ball.

India: Wild elephant goes on a rampage, destroying 100 homes in West Bengal State

Villagers went outside and saw the large elephant damaging houses and shops.

Horses found to be able to tell the difference between happy and angry human faces

Horses found to display left-gaze bias and increased heart rate when looking at 'negative' human faces.

Atlas the 'mischievous' continental giant rabbit needs a home

The Scottish SPCA is trying to find the seven-month-old giant a new home

Australia: Cannibal venomous snake filmed eating another snake in Toowoomba

Toowoomba Snake Catchers 24/7 recorded the venomous snake munching through another small-eyed snake.

Tiny mysterious 'fluorescent lantern' species discovered living on sea snails in Red Sea

A type of hydroid with a bright green flow was found living on snails on the seabed near Saudi Arabia.

18 Swaziland elephants to find new homes in the US

The elephants were supposed to be culled to make more room for rhinos in the reserves.

Taiwan Earthquake: 2 babies rescued among 337 people pulled from wreckage of fallen apartment blocks

At least 11 have died in the earthquake with a further 300 injured.

Beached sperm whales: What is behind the record number of whale strandings on UK and European shores?

29 whales have become stranded across Europe in 2016 so far – 29 more than 10 years ago.

Zika virus: Why don't we wipe mosquitoes off the face of the Earth?

What good do mosquitoes do? Not a great deal - but it we wiped them out something worse might emerge

Chinese New Year 2016: Conservationists hope Year of the Monkey brings the species luck

Conservationists hope that the Year of the Monkey will put the spotlight on the threat to primates.

Hungry sea lion pup spends the night in San Diego restaurant

The pup waits all night for some table service.

Aphonopelma johnnycashi: Johnny Cash tarantula species discovered near California's Folsom Prison

Biggest taxonomic study on tarantulas ever found there are 29 species in the US - 14 of which are brand new.

Sperm Whale washed up on Hunstanton Beach dies

Scientists are unsure why 29 whales have washed up across Europe in last two weeks.

Remote-controlled camera captures footage of only known wild jaguar in the US

The footage gave wildlife experts more insight into the movements of the elusive cat.

Over 10,000 blacktip sharks spotted migrating off Florida coastline

A local university is trying to work out why the sharks are there now.

Intrepid journalists weed out the truth about stoned bunnies in Utah

What was Drug Enforcement Administration agent smoking when he groused about hophead rabbits?

Indonesia: Female orangutan seen killing another with help of male 'hired gun'

First evidence of lethal fights between female orangutans witnessed by Swiss scientists.

Madagascar told to eradicate invasive toxic toad or face ecological and economic consequences

New report says the African nation must decide what to do about rapidly growing Asian toad population.

Iron Maiden jet flies back Terri the turtle to Canary Islands

The turtle washed up on Jersey beach off French coast with shell damage and infections.

Theory of Mind: Ravens know when they are being watched

Ravens appear to understand what others see, shedding light on the Theory of Mind.

Rising CO2 concentrations making fish 'drunk and disorientated'

Carbon dioxide concentrations in seawater will make fish intoxicated decades before previously thought.

Pro surfer Tom Dosland's tumble off Maui monster breaks the internet

Two-storey wave like a 'sea monster rising from the ocean' says lucky-to-be-alive surfer.

Eagles trained to take out drones in new Dutch police programme

Interception by the birds could be safest way for people to tackle a terrorist drone.

Siberian tiger and goat's unlikely friendship in Russian safari park ends as wild cat gets violent

Timur the goat and Amur the tiger are no longer staying together.

Once-extinct zebra-like 'quagga' brought back to life in South Africa using DNA engineering

The quagga, or an animal very similar, has been brought back to life by scientists in Cape Town South Africa

Animal selfies: Camera traps take photos of tropical forest animals posing

Study used 2.5 million photos to assess population numbers of tropical animals, including plenty of selfies.

Huntsman, Goliath Birdeaters and Camel Spiders: What are the world's five biggest arachnids?

IBTimes UK looks at the world's biggest spiders; some of which are bigger than your face

Tasmanian tiger: Sightings and facts about 'extinct species'

The Tasmanian tiger became extinct in 1986, but if it is extinct, why are so many people reportedly seeing it?

Earthquake of 7.0 magnitude rocks eastern Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula

The extent of damage and casualties are unknown and no tsunami warnings have been issued.

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