SCIENCE

Six people have died as the state governor warns that waters are still set to rise in many areas.

The ice sheets were so big it was possible to walk from Ireland to Norway.

Video from the charity shows a keeper describing lions as being 'stressed' by a party.

Reports indicate widespread pollution could affect British air as heatwave arrives.

Cannons, anchors and a marble monument identified near Cape Canaveral, with signs of French origins.

3,000-year-old remains change what we know of Greek civilisation and its sacrificial practices.

Dart technique for females means that crueller methods like culling and relocation can start to end.

Tokamak Energy says fusion energy could be powering UK homes in just 15 years.

Alongside spreading awareness of the threats faced by the great creatures, it is good to remember how adorable they are.

Have you got an elephantine memory or the recall of a terrifying mouse?

Nuclear bomb data reveals they are world's longest-living vertebrates reaching an age of 400.

Boeing and Nasa are working on a commercial vehicle to fly crews to and from ISS.

Peta said Hamilton cuddling big cats promoted animals as 'here for human amusement'.

Scientists say Indochinese leopard numbers could be as low as 1,000 as agriculture and poaching take their toll.

Being able to thrust jaw forward quickly gives feeding advantage to deep sea creature discovered in 1898.

Baby shark teeth were found in 300 million years old adult poop fossils.

Flames whipped up by high winds formed a column marching towards France's second biggest city.

The Gaofen 3 Earth observation satellite was launched on Wednesday from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center.

The map will measure light from 35 million galaxies to better understand dark matter and galaxy evolution.

This pathway remained inhabitable for humans for thousands of years.

Scientist says stories of masses of gold buried in the ground coincide with periods of social crisis.

With outbreaks common between mid-June and September, carp are once again suffering.

US intelligence believed Soviet Union was jamming its surveillance radars in the Polar Regions.

The bag was part of a collection of priceless items that were seized from the home of director of Kansas space centre.

Wildfires destroy homes on the island of Madeira and burn out of control on mainland Portugal.

Remains of a strange creature have been found by Siberian miners in diamond-yielding sands.

At least 17 petroglyphs stretching along 60ft of coastline discovered by tourists from Texas.

Pinatubo eruption cooled down planet, hiding effects of global warming on ocean rise.

The vessel, The Thames, was attempting to sail a direct sea route from Serbia to UK when it sank around 1878.