SCIENCE

Cyclone Dineo downgraded to tropical depression and it is referred to as ex-Dineo.

Over 50 flocks have been infected by the virus, with up to 20% of lambs lost so far.

Climate change is thought to be the main driver for the steady loss of oxygen from the seas.

Located in India's eastern state of Odisha, Rushikulya Beach is one of three mass nesting sites for the turtles, followed by the coasts of Mexico and Costa Rica.

Understanding how ice sheets behaved during the Ice Age can refine our predictions of how fast Antarctica will melt with climate change.

British prime minister wrote about the potential for life on other planets in 1939.

Faster interplanetary data transmission 'on the cusp' says space agency.

Earthquakes generated at the fault could be as large as magnitude 8.

UN Food and Agriculture Organisation fears for food security as species moves across African countries.

Citizen scientists could help find fast radio bursts with a global network of cell phones.

The high-status man was buried more than 100 years ago in an unusually careless way.

Armed cattle herders from rival tribes destroy fences around wildlife conservancies and kill wild animals so their livestock can graze.

India broke Russia's record wherein it had launched 37 satellites in 2014 in one attempt.

Environment secretary had recently tried to close down 23 mines and suspend 5 others.

The Mars 2117 Project will aim to send the Arab world's first spacecraft to the red planet.

Despite revised estimate of green turtle populations, their number is steadily growing

We're not very efficient at searching for things but a few 'super-searchers' defy the trend.

'Lost City of the Monkey God' was discovered in the Honduras jungle with lidar technology in 2015.

The find is the first in its group – which includes dinosaurs – to have given birth to live young.

The zone's resurgent wolf population poses a threat to nearby livestock, so local farmers pay hunters for each wolf they kill.

There is a huge amount of taboo regarding cannibalism among humans, but it is found throughout nature – is it really that strange?

After what looks set to be the wettest winter in northern California following years of drought, more rain is forecast for this week as evacuees face indefinite stay and environmental groups say authorities were warned a decade ago.

Estimates of the total amount of carbon held on Earth may have to be revised upwards.

Emissions from the two countries make up for more than 50% of the world's pollution-related deaths.

As ceramics cooled, the magnetic minerals in them would align with the geomagnetic field.

Dr Mike McCulloch says his theory explains why galaxies are not ripped apart, without needing dark matter.

Cannibalism: A Perfectly Natural History explores extinction theory of modern humanity's ancestor.

The team was able to observe the star just three hours after it exploded.

Polluting chemicals used as flame retardants are concentrating in the most remote parts of the ocean.