SCIENCE

Video footage shows the mechanism that allows lily beetles to skip across water, at half a metre per second.

Lascaux IV will be the largest model of the famous Palaeolithic cave to date.

The observation is a major step back in time to when the universe was just 3% of its current age.

Between 2010 and 2015 there was a marked increase in reports of guide dogs being attacked.

Study shows the number of tornado outbreaks are rising, as well as the number of twisters in each outbreak

Human hand stencils were common in Holocene art, but tiny handprints in Egyptian cave belong to reptiles.

Inside the abandoned Oklahoma mining town of Picher, described as the 'most toxic place in America'.

Massive volcanic eruption on Mars 3.5 billion years ago altered planet's surface by up to 25 degrees.

Woerner says living organisms may have existed under the planet's surface.

Discovery of Anglo-Saxon relics led archaeologists to uncover a 7th Century settlement in Lincolnshire.

New particle discovered in the Fermilab is made up of four quarks - the first of its kind.

Volcanologists began registering increased activity at Tungurahua on 27 February.

World Food Programme claims £27m needed to help Malawians as government imports maize.

World Wildlife Day is marked on 3 March to raise awareness of the planet's wild animals and plants.

IBTimes UK takes a look at some of the best wildlife reserves in Africa

World Wildlife Day takes place on 3 March to raise awareness of the challenges faced by wild species.

World Wildlife Day is marked on 3 March with the theme "The future of wildlife is in our hands"

Study shows half a million people are at risk of malnutrition and death as climate change will take control.

A new LED street lamp that emits low levels of carbon dioxide can trap deadly mosquitoes carrying dengue fever.

Ten fast radio bursts coming from mystery source beyond Milky Way discovered.

Low-current electrical stimulation turned novice pilots into pros during tests.

Scott Kelly carried out experiments on the International Space Station, all to help Nasa put man on Mars.

Researchers suggest 50,000-year-old Neanderthals were using manganese dioxides to make fire.

The sadistic motive of killing for sport has not been ruled out, a park spokesman said.

Californian sea lion weights have dropped by an average of 7kg since 2004 as their population soars.

A Soyuz capsule also carrying Russian cosmonauts Mikhail Kornienko and Sergey Volkov landed in Kazakhstan.

Astronaut Scott Kelly successfully returned home in the early hours Wednesday 2 March.

The species, which lay eggs from April and swell to 6,000, could enter the UK via the English Channel.

Corkscrewed photons create three-way quantum entanglement, suggesting superfast computers can now be believed.