Prehistoric sea that once covered central Australia could return to tear country in two
Ancient Eromanga Basin could wreak havoc in Australia through climate change, asteroid strike or another ice age.
Ancient alien civilisation didn't drive giant all-terrain cars across Turkey's Phrygia Valley
Scientists say groove-like markings in the Phrygian Valley are agricultural furrows.
Global warming: July 2015 was the hottest month ever recorded
July was the warmest month ever on record worldwide and 2015 has been so far the hottest year.
Yeti sighting: Russian artist claims the Abominable Snowman posed for a sketch
Andrey Lyubchenko says that he met the creature in the Kemerovo region of Russia.
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Tianjin explosion: Thousands of dead fish raise fears of cyanide leak, despite denials [Photo report]
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Astronomers in Australia to attempt world record for most people stargazing in one place
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Monsanto is not the devil: GM most critical technology to feed growing population
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Primates have been infected with ancestors of viruses such as HIV and SIV for up to 16 million years
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Mankind's wickedly efficient killing technology has made us 'super predators'
Humans kill large land carnivores nine times faster than they kill each other in the wild.
Hurricane Katrina anniversary: 40 powerful photos of New Orleans after the storm
Hurricane Katrina produced images never before seen in an American city.
Nasa: Doomsday asteroid won't destroy Earth in fiery apocalypse come September
Nasa categorically denies any impending asteroid doom.
Lightning strikes Delta Boeing 737 plane at Atlanta airport [video]
Amateur footage shows Delta plane struck by lightning while grounded at airport.
Mexico: Drones deployed to stop turtle egg poachers [video]
Authorities will deploy drones on beaches in Oaxaca to protect against a reported surge in turtle egg poaching.
Giant house spiders the size of mice 'invading' UK homes following warm wet summer
Spider expert says giant house spiders are particularly big this year.
Argentine 'crazy ant' species known for spreading salmonella storm UK
These ants gnaw through wire, sting and spread salmonella.
Sumatran rhino goes extinct in Malaysia leaving fewer than 100 left in Indonesia
Efforts are now being upped to save the remaining few.
Ashley Madison cheating website hack: Are we supposed to be in monogamous relationships?
Both monogamy and polygamy are natural for humans.
Mars: 3D images of Valles Marineris emerge
Valles Marineris is a system of canyons believed to be the biggest in the solar system.
Florida: Deadly sinkhole reopens two years after swallowing and killing sleeping Jeffery Bush
No one hurt by the reopening of the massive sinkhole.
US: Giant panda at Smithsonian National Zoo could give birth soon
Mei Xiang could possibly give birth as early as next week.
Archaeologists discover earliest known baboon relative
It was found at the same site as where an early hominin was found
Climate change: China's carbon emissions have been overestimated for over 10 years
Country's reputation for poor carbon emission levels not entirely desired.
Germany: 500,000 ants protests to save the Amazon rainforest
Some half a million ants were recruited by WWF to call for the protection of the Amazon rainforest.
MIT scientists find way to make lithium-ion batteries last indefinitely and store more energy
MIT, Samsung and Tsinghua University have made significant lithium battery breakthroughs in August.
How nicotine alters the way marijuana affects the brain
Used separately marijuana and nicotine hinder memory but together they improve it, say scientists.
Comets may have been crucial in the formation of life on Earth and other planets
'This finding indicates that comet impacts … played an important role in delivering the seeds of life to Earth'
Great white shark vs seal: Spectacular video captures mid-air battle off Cape Cod
Incredible footage captures shark trying to catch seal in mid-air in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
World Orangutan Day: Facts about the close relative of humans
IBTimes UK brings you a few facts about the orangutan.
Premature birth: Women's height linked to length of pregnancy
Researchers have placed a direct link between the length of a woman's pregnancy and her height.
1.8 million-year-old hand bone similar to modern day human discovered
The newly discovered bone adds more complexity to the evolution of hominins.
Ebola, dengue, yellow fever: Paper-based test will give diagnosis in minutes
'The strip looks so simple, but it's incredibly complicated.'
Detroit: Escaped tiger cornered with hedge trimmer
The tiger was part of a photo shoot by British photographer David Yarrow.
Arctic oil drilling: Royal Dutch Shell gets final US permit
Permit allows firm to drill deep beneath the Chukchi Sea off the coast of Alaska.
Mythical 'first flower' potentially discovered to be 130 million-year-old Montsechia vidalii
Scientists discover what could be the first ever flowering plants on Earth.
Germany: Evidence of torture and massacres discovered in early Neolithic mass grave
It has been difficult to pinpoint mass violence in the early Neolithic period
Whistled Turkish: 'True experiment of nature' where language is adapted to both sides of brain
Scientists analyse whistled Turkish language used for long-distance communication.
Unlocking traumatic memories: Brain stimulants linked to psychological repression
'This could eventually lead to new treatments for patients with psychiatric disorders'
Half of Tien Shan glacier ice in central Asia could be lost by 2050
Glaciers in Tien Shan mountain range have lost 25% of total mass in last 50 years.
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Ozempic For Pets: New Drug Being Tested For Animal Obesity - Here's What We Know
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Mutant Deer Spotted After 'Demon Squirrels' And 'Rabbits With Tentacles' - Fears Of Animal Zombie Outbreak Grow
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What is Qatargate? Israel's Dems Call for Netanyahu's Accountability After Alleged Bribes from Arab State
