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New DNA evidence reveals the famous woolly mammoth existed in Canada as long as 5,000 years ago, after being thought to be extinct worldwide for several millennia.
Called the neo-ocean community, swarms of these creatures are growing in the Pacific Garbage Island area and drifting with the currents.
Although we are living in the 21st century with great discoveries and brilliant achievements in space science and technology, even on this earth there is still no shorta…
New research from the University of Plymouth could help change the way we keep our homes warm and cool.
Scientists have discovered many unique features about baby dragons living in the Postojna cave, in Slovenia. They live in the water and can survive without eating for 7…
An unknown ichthyosaur, living in the early Cretaceous period, has developed a unique and different tooth from other ichthyosaurs to be able to eat even large prey.
US scientists have created the first living robots called xenobots, which can reproduce in a way never before seen in animals and plants.
3D printing ink is made entirely of E. coli bacteria, helping to create sustainable constructions that can repair themselves.
People living in this village cannot walk normally, they can only crawl on all fours and even children.
The Nephilim - 'great fallen men' were descendants of the physical relationship between the sons of God and the daughters of men as mentioned in Genesis 6:1-4.
People in the town of Utqiagvik in Alaska will spend 66 days living and working without seeing sunlight.
Archaeologists recently discovered a mass grave in Trujillo province (Peru), which contains the remains of about 25 people, mainly women and children, surrounded by weav…
One of the fearsome beasts that roamed Eurasia a few million years ago may have encountered a more fearsome predator - Homo erectus.
Pilot whales are a genus of two living species: the longfin pilot whale (Globicephala melas) and the shortfin pilot whale (Globicephala macrorhynchus).
A beekeeper is called in to rescue a nest of honey bees that live in a residential wall in Lancashire.