Giant underwater goddess found off Turkish coast in ancient shipwreck
The race is now on to find the remaining piece of the enormous 7th century Cypriot divinity.
Facebook Live stream captures hundreds of dolphins being tortured in Japan
Marine welfare charities are live streaming Japanese dolphin torture on Facebook and Twitter to spread awareness.
London air pollution: Black alert issued at five sites across the capital including a primary school
Mayor Sadiq Khan described the situation as 'shameful' and urged Londoner's to take care while outdoors.
A monster otter that roamed Earth six million years ago has been discovered in China
Huge species was as big as a wolf and is thought to be the largest otter to have ever lived.
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Flash of brilliance: Kingfisher's dive wins Wildlife Photographer of Year People's Choice Award
A stunning image of a kingfisher diving into a river at such high speed that it seems to leave a motion trail behind it clinched the award for Spanish photographer Mario Cea.
Trump offers condolences after at least 18 dead in tornadoes in Georgia and Mississippi
At least 14 people died in Georgia storms on Sunday, while four were reported dead in Mississippi on Saturday.
Visit the deepest part of the ocean with Don Walsh through VR
Walsh and Jacques Piccard became the first humans to descend to full ocean depth in January 1960.
How to immunise yourself against fake news on climate change
The more specific and targeted a 'psychological inoculation' is, the better it works, just like in medicine.
At least 11 dead after severe weather sweeps through US state of Georgia
The reports come as at least four people were killed in southern Mississippi a day earlier.
Australian diver survives brutal shark attack
The diver was bitten a number of times by a bull shark near the Great Barrier Reef.
Here's how clever people become science deniers
Stating the facts is not an effective way of engaging with a science sceptic.
UK set to face more widespread frost, blizzards and damaging Polar winds in coming weeks
The government has upgraded the cold weather health alert across southern England from level-2 to level-3.
A huge Viking manor house has been discovered on the island of Björkö in Sweden
The structures were discovered near Birka, the first Viking town in Sweden.
The hunt for alien life on nearby exoplanet Wolf 1061c has begun
Astronomer Stephen Kane analyses a potentially habitable planet just 14 light years away.
Ötzi the iceman snacked on 'Stone Age bacon' hours before his murder
The astonishingly well-preserved mummy of the iceman reveals that he ate local goat before he died.
Humans hunted giant kangaroos and tortoises as big as cars to extinction in Australia
The extinction of ancient Australia's megafauna has been heatedly debated among scientists for years.
Sea levels are set to rise by at least six meters - inundating all our coastal cities
Ocean temperatures are similar to those in the last interglacial period, when sea levels were much higher.
Russia developing next generation hypersonic weapons using plasma
Russia also expects a breakthrough in laser and electromagnetic weapons, Deputy Defence Minister Yuri Borisov said.
Treasures from 2,600-year-old grave of Celtic princess in Germany reveal their secrets
Features of gold jewellery found in the grave suggest a child found next to the woman was her daughter.
Mysterious 5,000-year history of ancient Libyan rock art revealed
Rock art and pottery reflect the rise and fall of cattle grazing in the Gilf Kebir region.
First Viking boat burial found on UK mainland reveals mystery occupant was a high-status warrior
The burial found in Western Scotland is one of the few ever discovered and documented outside Scandinavia.
Watch adorable baby elephant take first steps with help of Mum at Chester Zoo
CCTV footage captures the elephant calf being helped to stand by his mother and another family member.
Gigantic valleys and fissures in the sea floor revealed beneath West Antarctic Ice Sheet
The valleys allow more circulation of warmer water underneath the ice sheet, which could accelerate melting.
Grandmother of Harambe, the gorilla shot dead by zookeepers in 2016, has been euthanised
Josephine was nearly 50-years-old and suffered from a variety of health issues, zookeepers say they had no choice.
Neanderthals collected pretty rocks just for the sake of it
Limestone rock was found in same cave where eagle talon jewellery was discovered.
Six cosmic catastrophes that could wipe out life on Earth
In seven billion years Earth will be destroyed by the Sun - but plenty of things could cause extinctions before that.
Human hunting has turned sea lions and fur seals into 'super-predators'
Since the 19th century, human activity has profoundly changed marine ecosystems and the role of megafauna in South America.
Last ditch attempt announced to save vaquita porpoises from humans' 'acquatic cocaine' habit
There are less than 60 vaquita porpoises left in the wild and it may be difficult to catch any to protect them.
China's Xi Jinping warns against 'derailing' Paris climate deal amid Trump's withdrawal threat
Incoming US President Donald Trump had threatened to pull out of the deal, calling climate concerns a "hoax".
Goldman Prize-winning environment rights activist Isidro Baldenegro killed in Mexico
Baldenegro was known for his fight against illegal logging in the country's Sierra Madre mountain region.
Historic volcanic eruption devastated fisheries on the other side of the world
Mount Tambora eruption of 1815 was the largest volcanic eruption in historical records.
Brain scans of extinct Tasmanian tigers reveal they were feared hunters
Comparing the brains of Tasmanian tigers and Tasmanian devils, scientists find evidence of behavioural differences.
A mass primate extinction has been triggered thanks to destruction of forests
We are likely to lose the majority of primate species to extinction in the coming decades.
When the Sahara was 'green', rainfall was ten times what it is today
Evolution of the wet climate would have driven human population movements in and out of the Sahara.
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