SCIENCE

Aftermath photos of mass bleaching event show slime-covered coral skeletons at Lizard Island.

A tropical storm warning has been extended up to North Carolina.

Footage shows an orca named Morgan motionless at the end of a show at the water park.

The origin of early European farmers can be traced to the Aegean sea, in Greece and Anatolia.

Latest scientific results, 60 years after US nuclear tests in the Marshall Islands.

Watch eels leap from water to deliver strong electric shocks to potential predators.

Power out and residents flee as seven inches of rain falls in 24 hours.

Archaeologists believe the wing may have been part of a statue of Victoria, the goddess of victory.

A warning has been issued for Florida and Georgia and a watch is in effect up to South Carolina.

World Environment Day, marked on 5 June, raises awareness of the impact of the illegal trade in wildlife products.

Archaeologists have nearly completed scanning the 4,500-year-old pyramid for burial compartments.

To celebrate World Environment Day, IBTimes UK shares 25 gorgeous images taken by GoPro users around the world.

Magma is accumulating beneath New Zealand's Bay of Plenty, scientists have warned.

Mayan populations in the Zapotitan Valley may have survived an eruption with the help of neighbouring communities.

Veteran astronaut discusses how space changed his life and his perception of the future.

This year's World Environment Day focuses on the illegal trade in wildlife.

"If Planet 9 exists, it should be found in the next few years."

Meteorites may have been a common source of iron that the ancient Egyptians produced

Giant panda Hao Hao gave birth to the 'pink sausage' cub at the Pairi Daiza wildlife park.

Structures found off coast of Zakynthos were thought to be the remains of an ancient submerged city.

Nasa's Hubble shows universe is expanding between 5 and 9% faster than expected.

Focusing on boldness and stress resilience, scientists show each shark has a personality of its own.

Nasa's Scott Bolton tells IBTimes UK how Juno will slow down after travelling 2.8bn kilometres from Earth.

One gram of coca paste is worth about 2,000 Colombian pesos (about 45p or $0.64).

The Musée d'Orsay on the opposite bank of the Seine, will also close so staff can move the priceless art.

Genetic and archaeological evidence suggests dogs experienced two domestications in the 'old world'.

Microplastic-reared European perch have stunted growth and behavioural abnormalities.

First actively growing ancient fossilised root discovered by Oxford University scientists.

The caterpillar fungus germinates in living moth larvae, killing and mummifying them, then growing out of its head.