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A couple was shocked to find a rotting corpse of a child
It is possible that scientists are about to find a distant relative of the legendary Loch Ness monster in Scotland.
The second 'ghost' photo at the famous Tantallon ancient castle in Scotland was published a month after the first photo.
The famous Edinburgh Castle is one of the most ghostly places in Scotland. The city of Edinburgh itself is also known as the ghost city across Europe.
Researchers at the University of Aberdeen (Scotland) have found unusual marine creatures while exploring New Hebrides in the South Pacific in 2013.
According to scientists, this is an unbelievable finding of four new species of creatures in deep waters off Scotland.
The team at the University of St Andrews in Scotland found more evidence that dolphins know to use their own signals to report and receive feedback to individuals in the…
Scientists have just announced the discovery of the largest scallop population in the world in the west coast of Scotland.
A Scottish fisherman caught a unique green lobster and sold it at London's fish market.
About 60 pepper whales recently swam into Kyle of Durness waters in Scotland on Friday. 25 children were in safe waters, experts from the Marine Animal Rescue Organizati…
Scottish archaeologists have just made a notable discovery, which is the ruins believed to be the oldest distilled whiskey in the world ever discovered.
This footprint is preserved almost perfectly, clearly marked, full of feet, heels and 4 toes.
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh and the Chinese Academy of Sciences have just published a new discovery on dinosaur footprints in the Scottish Geological Jour…
Conservationists suddenly discovered the image of the Queen of Scotland while researching a portrait from the 16th century.
The Rheged Kingdom was one of the civilizations that existed in the Dark Kingdom of England, famous for the first English poems composed from the Middle Ages.