Spain discovers teeth of 3 people who are not of our species
The remains of an adult, a teenager and a child not of our species have been uncovered in a cave in Serinyà Park.
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The remains of an adult, a teenager and a child not of our species have been uncovered in a cave in Serinyà Park.
A terrifying tornado has killed at least two people as southern Spain is already reeling from the effects of severe storms.
Spain has suffered heavy losses after the worst flash floods in its history.
The flash floods that killed at least 95 people in the Valencia region in 1996 were the result of climate change, post-summer dry soil and cold drops.
A dramatic moment emerged when a fin emerged from the sea, causing panic among holidaymakers on a beach in Spain.
The Madrid City Council plans to add a delicious mango scent to the asphalt-mixed crushed stone mixture instead of the usual asphalt smell.
A new study reveals that the rare sword nicknamed Excalibur from the Spanish city of Valencia is 1,000 years old.
Spain's Stonehenge regretted archaeologists decades ago when it appeared and then disappeared, returning to the shores of the lake in this fierce summer.
Hundreds of young swallows littered the streets of the southern part of the country after falling from their nests due to the impact of the heat wave.
The Cueva de Ardales Cave in Malaga, Spain, is where two different human species left more than 1,000 works of art and bury their dead - a sort of splendid Paleolithic c…
The ruins of a 'ghost' village have been exposed after a drought dried up a dam on the Spain-Portugal border, attracting curious crowds.
A mysterious fire has been recorded via cameras of people at a public park in Spain that is controversial. The concern is that the fire does not burn the plants below th…
Not far from Spain's touristy beaches, archaeologists have discovered a garbage-filled seabed with nearly ... 100 Roman ancient vessels and a 1,800-year-old shipwreck.
Dolmen of Guadalperal - a thousand-year-old Spanish tombstone with a ring of 150 standing stones for the first time in the water in half a century.
Great Egyptian pyramids, greenhouses in Spain, Dubai artificial islands are buildings built by humans that can be seen from orbit.