SCIENCE

Uncover why crustaceans are named after David Hasselhoff in seven-part series airing on BBC One later in year.

Human-animal chimeras could revolutionise medicine, but the thought of it makes us feel nauseous.

A number of the gentle fish spend their winter months off the coasts of Spain, Portugal and North Africa.

Mosaic expedition will investigate how rapid warming is altering the polar vortex.

A body is only granted planet status if it meets a three-point criteria

Highest polluting vehicles will be charged £21.50 to come into London

The charity has launched a full investigation into the incident

Experts at the University of Dundee said the find offered an insight into Pict culture

The 50,000 year-old microbes brought to life are classed extremophiles.

The storm is the strongest to hit the state in six years.

New Zealand is the major habitable administrative set up under Zealandia.

'Some of humanity's greatest adventures in orbit began at Launch Complex 39A,' Nasa said.

When someone feels rejected from a wider social group, they are more vulnerable to conspiracy theories.

Crop-eating pest has spread to several countries including South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Zambia.

Here are the five animals that kill the most humans – and sharks are not one of them.

The UK is aiming to control 10% of the space industry by 2030.

A similar bacterial strain was found in 13th Century Europe and 16th Century Mexico.

The '8th continent' is 5m km2 in size but only just visible above sea level.

The Great Nurdle Hunt found that almost three quarters of the British shoreline is blighted by plastic.

Satellite data shows appearance of huge crack in the ice shelf that led to the closure of the Halley VI research station.

Lopez's appointment up for review on 1 March, according to the Commission on Appointments.

The president persistently critical of environmental regulations aimed at restraining fossil fuel industries.

The bold claim relies on utilising a revolutionary gene-editing tool.

Organic compounds detected from interior of dwarf planet with spacecraft's visible and infrared mapping spectrometer.

Regardless of the Trump administration's stance, global institutional and private sector forces will continue to drive carbon emissions reduction efforts.

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.