SCIENCE

'We don't have much time,' researcher Ben Hankamer warns after latest study

Over 1,300 rhinos were killed for their horn in Africa in 2015, despite increased law enforcement efforts.

Scientists calculated they would have to pump 700km inland for the water to be stored for 1,000 years to limit sea level rise.

Processing food before eating it allowed human ancestors to develop as a species.

Scientists discover submerged stacks near to Australia's iconic Twelve Apostles.

Experiment into the potential growth of crops on Red Planet yields 10 different species.

Scientists find gender stereotypes have not changed in 30 years.

The cute bundle of white fluff followed her mother Valeska out of their cave at the Bremerhaven Zoo.

It enthralled many on the remote Indonesian island of Ternate and others worldwide.

The rare astronomical phenomenon was witnessed along a narrow path that stretched across 12 Indonesian provinces.

Radiation effects at Chernobyl and Fukushima disaster sites continue to be seen in plants and animals.

Ichthyosaurs became extinct long before other dinosaurs, and scientists have now worked out why.

Birds found to combine calls to convey messages, shedding light on the evolution of language in humans.

The ghostly creature was filmed by the crew on 27 February 2016 off the coast of Hawaii.

Study shows four US cities could save massive amounts of water by using rainwater to flush their toilets.

Among 331 Australian mammalian species, many are not studied by scientists, prompting fears for their survival.

Scientists have seen young galaxies merging to make bigger galaxies, capable of star formation.

At 2.46pm on 11 March 2011, Japan was struck by an earthquake with a magnitude of 9.0 – the biggest in the nation's recorded history and one of the five most powerful recorded ever around the world.

EXCLUSIVE: Virunga director Emmanuel de Merode discusses Africa's oldest park with IBTimes UK.

Petroperu may face a $17m fine if tests confirm that the spill affected health of locals.

A few lucky stargazers got to see a rare sight as the sky went green and red over UK.

The Tōhoku earthquake caused a massive tsunami and one of the worst nuclear disasters in history.

Heavy winds and driving rains have knocked down several trees in the area, no injuries are life-threatening.

The 2016 total solar eclipse will take place on 8 and 9 March 2016, and can be followed live online.

Researchers hope core samples will reveal ancient history and how life revived after devastating space-rock impact

The ancient seal indicates that the woman who wore it was legally and financially independent.

Scientists find hurricane activity was reduced by 75% between 1645 and 1715 - a period of cool temperatures.

Scientists have been confused by Mercury's dark surface. Nasa's Messenger found dark carbon on its surface.

To deter poachers, the world biggest rhino farm in South Africa employs heavily-armed men.