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Archaeologists in Morocco have discovered the remains of a 5,000-year-old farming society, the oldest site ever discovered in Africa outside the Nile Valley.
One of the most terrifying monsters of the dinosaur era has emerged almost completely, with its head and body preserved in ancient rock in western Queensland, Australia.
On October 2, an Egyptian and German archaeological delegation announced a remarkable discovery in Assuit province, in Upper Egypt.
A series of terrifying and previously unrecorded monsters on Earth have appeared one after another, showing that the Earth and its complex evolutionary tree are still a…
Scientists describe the strange creature they found in Brazil as a species
What NASA's New Horizons spacecraft encountered may hint at a hidden structure in the coldest, darkest reaches of the Solar System.
The Russian Space Agency Roscosmos has just revealed the reason why the Luna-25 lunar lander crashed while preparing to land on the Moon.
Astronomers have discovered a myriad of mysterious objects in the outer Kuiper Belt region at the edge of the Solar System.
A giant planet named Halla has just appeared, surprisingly around the star Bakedu - which has just exploded into a red giant and should have swallowed the planet.
In the vast universe, the International Space Station is like a bright star, attracting the world's best astronauts to gather here.
This porcupine grasshopper species living in the Amazon rainforest makes us feel surprised when we encounter it because of its very special appearance.
This breed of cattle has many valuable characteristics and is considered a rare genetic resource that needs to be preserved.
Learn how social media is affecting the lives of rare animals and plants and what can be done to protect them.
According to BI, even the Tsar Bomba (50 megaton yield) - the world's largest nuclear bomb ever detonated by Russia - could not stop the storm.
If you've ever wanted to know exactly what's in your packaged foods, you're probably familiar with the black-and-white nutrition charts on food labels.