SCIENCE

Caribbean corals show resilience to extreme environmental changes such as the advance of glaciers over the Northern hemisphere.

Study says China will be able to deliver better air quality by reducing nitrogen oxide and ammonia emissions.

SpaceX has asked the FCC for approval to launch thousands of satellites into low-Earth orbit.

The snails use their shells as clubs to bat off beetles.

'We aren't moving fast enough' to deal with the crisis,' he said.

Male African orbweb spiders will pay for sex with their life, even if their mate is another species.

Porters prefer to pause and take short breaks when they are tired of carrying their loads.

Synthetic version of rare compound from Diazona angulata used to treat leukaemia, breast and colon cancer.

The slushy ice-water ocean may have caused the dwarf planet to spin into a new alignment.

Collaborative morality among hunter-gatherers included people with autism traits, allowing their skills to flourish.

Playing the famous augmented-reality game may make people more aware of their natural environment.

Circuit for copulation is separate from the one for ejaculation, suggesting that male flies might enjoy sex.

Physicist says mankind would need to move to a new planet in coming millennium if we are to survive.

A goshawk with a headcam shows how it searches for prey.

It is not yet clear how the president-elect plans to leave the Paris climate agreement.

Trump had earlier dubbed climate change a 'hoax' and said he was in favour of boosting the coal, oil and shale industries in the US.

Skeletons were discovered inside tree-trunk and plank-lined coffins near a wooden structure believed to be a church.

Installing infrared lights in hives could help to save the plummeting bee population.

Bird droppings promote cloud formation that helps modulate temperatures in the Arctic polar region.

Fatty molecules found in old Mediterranean milk pots show diary farming as widespread – with Greece as the exception.

The axe has notches inscribed in it and was thrown in the rubbish when it cracked.

Researchers have discovered that the amulet is probably the earliest object made with lost-wax casting.

This week has been designated as Orangutan Caring Week. Find out what you can do to help protect these critically endangered animals.

Electromagnetic and magnetic survey to reveal Yellowstone's hydrothermal systems.

The unique landform could have led to liquid water in a depression in the Hellas region of Mars.

Jonathan Pershing said the Paris agreement is 'durable, it is inclusive it is ambitious'.

Scientists estimate there could be as many as 750,000 abandoned wells in Pennsylvania alone.

Warmer seas have opened up new areas of kelp forest to fish feeding frenzies.

The deadliest earthquake hit Hawke's Bay 85 years ago, killing over 250 people.