Wolf pack kills 19 elk in one night during ferocious hunting attack in Wyoming
Wolves usually only kill enough for the pack to eat, leaving state rangers puzzled over the scale of the attack.
Video: Tian Tian, the giant panda, takes a bubble bath at Smithsonian's National Zoo
Footage of the panda enjoying a bubble bath has become an online hit.
Joan of Arc: The legend behind the ring responsible for latest France-UK spat
A ring said to have belonged to Joan of Arc is causing controversy as people question its authenticity.
Emma Thompson, Mark Rylance and other British celebrities pose nude with fish to promote marine protection
The FishLove campaign releases a collection of photographs each year to collect money towards conservation work.
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Head-butting honey bees warn each other about impending danger
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Space rover called Bruno Mars tested in bid to find alien life on Red Planet
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Long-lost 12th century castle discovered in Glasgow during construction work
Legendary Partick Castle has been discovered, along with an adjoining tower house, pottery and animal bones.
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3,000-year-old oracle bone 3D printed to shed light on life in ancient China
An oracle bone has, for the first time, been replicated via a 3D printer to avoid damage by mishandling.
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Australopithecus: Human ancestors better at adapting to new environments than thought
Australopithecus fossils found east of the Great Rift Valley shed a light on early humans spatial distribution.
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First dates: Photos of two endangered pygmy hippos meeting nose-to-nose at Sydney Taronga Zoo
Should you kiss on the first date? Yes – if you are a pygmy hippo.
David Sim Mar 24, 2016
Climate change could put London and New York underwater sooner than expected
Retired climate scientist James Hansen says sea levels could rise 'several meters' over 50-150 years.
Nicole Rojas Mar 24, 2016
William Shakespeare's skull was likely stolen by grave robbers
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Maria Khan Mar 23, 2016
Proof of human evolution you can see on your own body
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Hannah Osborne Mar 23, 2016
Self-cleaning clothes edge closer as scientists create textile cleansed of dirt by sunlight
Nanostructures that degrade organic material when exposed to light grown onto textiles.
Hannah Osborne Mar 23, 2016
Ghosts: Paranormal visions are caused by a communication breakdown between brain and eyes
Research used optical illusions to show the brain cannot tell the different between something real and fake.
Matt Atherton Mar 23, 2016
Kenya's Masai Mara: Humans and lions in Serengeti can coexist through community conservation
Humans and lions can live together when community is involved in conservation and ecotourism.
Hannah Osborne Mar 23, 2016
'Outrageously-luminous' galaxies discovered 300 trillion times brighter than the Sun
The brightest galaxies ever to be observed have been found, and scientists didn't even know they could exist.
Matt Atherton Mar 23, 2016
EmDrive: Nasa Eagleworks confirms paper on controversial space propulsion is under peer review
The EmDrive is the invention of British scientist Roger Shawyer.
Mary-Ann Russon Mar 23, 2016
Smithsonian Photo Contest 2015: Picture of dramatic volcano eruption wins magazine grand prize
Photo of volcano erupting wins 13th annual Smithsonian magazine photo contest, with entries from 168 countries
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Hopeful monster: Hybrid female fish 'develops testis' to give birth to offspring
Isolated female hybrid cichlid self-fertilises in rare case of vertebrate reproducing without a partner.
Hannah Osborne Mar 23, 2016
Giant X-ray aurora seen on Jupiter is hundreds of times brighter than the Northern Lights
Solar storms have caused Jupiter to display enhanced X-ray aurora as scientists observe it for the first time.
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Anti-aphrodisiac stops sexual advances on mothering beetles
Beetles with offspring produce hormones to induce infertility put males off mating.
Matt Atherton Mar 22, 2016
Nasa: Most detailed map of Mars' gravity helps solve Red Planet mysteries
Nasa spacecrafts used the planet's gravity to create a map showing features of the planet's surface.
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Man 'tastes' his own flesh by cooking thigh muscle removed in biopsy
Watch BBC Presenter Greg Foot describe the taste of his own flesh as 'a bit beefy'.
Matt Atherton Mar 22, 2016
Renewable energy operations drowning in sea of cheap oil
Cheap gas saps consumer drive to alternative fuels, hurts innovative enterprise.
Mary Papenfuss Mar 22, 2016
Richard III: A year after king's burial, interactive 3-D model reconstructs royal grave
A 3D model of king's poorly-dug grave allows the public to see how he was found by archaeologists.
Léa Surugue Mar 22, 2016
Manta rays pass the mirror test, suggesting they are self aware
Manta rays are said to have passed self-awareness mirror test by observing their reflections.
Maria Khan Mar 21, 2016
Herculaneum scroll from Villa dei Papiri holds clues to deciphering ancient unread texts
Sscroll was written in metallic ink, hundreds of years earlier than previously thought.
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Sweden: 100-year-old tourist photos reveal fall and rise of guillemots
Scientists use photographs from 1918 to estimate the changing number of guillemots in Stora Karlsö.
Matt Atherton Mar 21, 2016
Mice can smell fear: Scent of predator's urine sends them running
Scientists have found the exact part of the brain which initiates stress in mice when they smell danger.
Matt Atherton Mar 21, 2016
Boaty McBoatface: BBC reporter's joke tops poll to name £200m research ship
Public back name over Henry Worsley, Sir David Attenborough and spacecraft from X-Box game Halo.
Lewis Dean Mar 21, 2016
Quantum computing, mating frogs and humanoid robots among winners in science photo contest
The winners of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) science photography competition.
David Sim Mar 21, 2016
French wine quality boosted by climate change - but effects will be short lived
Warming climate has meant earlier harvest of wine grapes in France, improving quality.
Hannah Osborne Mar 21, 2016
Indonesia: Discovery of 15 Sumatran rhinos raises hope for critically endangered species
Some 15 rhinos have been discovered in East Indonesia, where they were previously thought to have disappeared.
Léa Surugue Mar 21, 2016
Eagle cam captures second bald eagle hatching on first day of spring in Washington DC
The fluffy grey eaglet's birth coincided with the first day of spring.
Adam Justice Mar 21, 2016
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