SCIENCE

3D prints of virtual recreations of items smashed by Islamic State militants to be displayed in New York.

Fossil of mother cradling a baby discovered by archaeologists in Taichung region of Taiwan.

Incredibly detailed images of jewel-like insects reveal the beautiful, surprising, and often downright bizarre sculptural forms of some of the tiniest creatures on Earth.

India launched its seventh and last navigation satellite IRNSS-1G on 28 April 2016.

Poor rainfall and low water availability for irrigation exacerbating already tough situation, UN says.

Technical problems led to failure for the site's first rocket launch.

Neanderthal and Homo Sapiens adopted different approaches to food depending on the climate.

Bone found in Morocco is first evidence hominins were food resource for large carnivores.

The US Strategic Command said it does not believe it was a man-made object.

Scientists discover a type of slime mould that displays 'an unmistakable form of learning'.

Tapirs are classed as endangered and their population continue to decrease around the world.

A giant penguin reaching up to 1.5m in height once roamed Australia

The dogs had been confined in their cages from birth and the farm is just one of thousands in the country.

Hugging increases stress and anxiety levels in dogs, new study reveals.

Feeding livestock maggots could help sustainable meat production, but will consumers be able to stomach it?

Climate change could be shifting Greenland's weather patterns, which is pushing cold air toward the UK.

Illegal gold mining is destroying swathes of the Amazon rainforest, poisoning the river and the people who live along it.

The Sentinel-1B joins its identical twin, Sentinel-1A, in orbit to deliver information for various services.

Watch this special documentary from IBTimes UK on the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster.

'Shark eye' camera allows scientists to understand how catsharks see one another in deep water.

India is suffering from a water shortage that has affected 330 million people.

Bed bugs tend to move toward the colour red as they themselves are red, and tend to live in packs.

Ants can build rafts made entirely from the insect themselves, and become more organised with every flood.

Memorial services are held in Ukraine to mark the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.

The fourth reactor of Chernobyl's nuclear power plant in Ukraine exploded on 26 April, 1986.

Using the so-called green biodiesel for transport could increase Europe's overall transport emissions rather than decrease greenhouse gas emissions.

Nightshade secretes nectar from its wounds, attracting ants that attack the herbivore and defend the plant.

Soldiers left their marks on the walls of Naours tunnels as they went to visit the ancient underground city.

Evolution of male population expansion can be traced by analysing differences between Y chromosomes.