Dinosaur fossil shows evolution into birds
A newly discovered dinosaur fossil in Mongolia provides groundbreaking evidence of how ancient creatures evolved into today's birds.
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Scandinavia hit by UK-style heatwave
Denmark, Sweden, and Norway are experiencing an unusual heatwave, with temperatures rivalling those in the UK. Experts warn of health risks and strain on infrastructure.
Prince Christian & Emma Nygaard Fritzen's royal romance blooms
Denmark's future king, Prince Christian, and his girlfriend Emma Nygaard Fritzen were spotted enjoying a romantic outing, sparking royal romance rumours.
Princess Isabella's wild festival moments in unseen photos
Exclusive unseen photos reveal Princess Isabella of Denmark enjoying a lively festival, showcasing her playful and carefree side away from royal duties.
Little Mermaid Statue Vandalised in Copenhagen
Denmark's beloved Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen was defaced with explicit graffiti, sparking outrage and a police investigation.
Danish zoo feeds live pets to predators
A zoo in Denmark has ignited controversy after admitting it fed unwanted pets, including rabbits and guinea pigs, to its carnivorous animals.
Denmark's Little Mermaid Statue Vandalised
Denmark's iconic Little Mermaid statue has been defaced with explicit graffiti, sparking outrage and calls for better protection of cultural landmarks.
Fossil reveals Patrick Star-like creature from 100M years ago
Palaeontologists have uncovered a fascinating fossil of an ancient sea creature that bears a striking resemblance to SpongeBob SquarePants' best friend, Patrick Star. The 100-million-year-old discovery sheds light on prehistoric marine life.
Ancient Arctic cave reveals Norway's prehistoric secrets
Archaeologists uncover a hidden Arctic cave in Norway filled with ancient artefacts, offering new insights into prehistoric life in the region.
Denmark's Little Mermaid statue gets modest makeover
Copenhagen's famous Little Mermaid statue is set for a modest transformation after complaints about its 'pornographic' appearance. Discover the changes and the debate behind them.
Denmark removes controversial 'sexualised' mermaid statue
A provocative mermaid sculpture in Denmark has been taken down after public outcry over its 'hyper-sexualised' depiction of a woman, sparking debates about art and objectification.
Prehistoric marine reptiles discovered in Arctic Norway
Scientists have uncovered remarkably preserved fossils of prehistoric marine reptiles in Norway's Arctic region, offering new insights into Earth's distant past.
Giant prehistoric crocodile 'Big John' found decapitated
The remains of 'Big John', a colossal prehistoric crocodile, were found decapitated, sparking intrigue and speculation among experts and enthusiasts alike.
Ancient reindeer hunting traps found in Norway
Archaeologists in Norway have discovered ancient hunting traps used by early humans to hunt reindeer, shedding light on survival strategies in the Arctic over 1,000 years ago.
Denmark's Little Mermaid Statue May Be Removed
The beloved Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen could be removed after complaints it is 'pornographic', sparking outrage and debate over artistic expression.
Queen Mary Stung by Wasp During Royal Engagement
Queen Mary of Denmark was left in pain after being stung by a wasp during a public engagement. The royal handled the situation with grace, but the incident didn't go unnoticed by onlookers.
Copenhagen City Hall Fire: Major Blaze at Historic Site
A massive fire engulfed Copenhagen's historic City Hall, causing significant damage. Authorities are investigating the cause as emergency services work to contain the blaze.
Neanderthals may have eaten maggots, new study reveals
Groundbreaking study suggests Neanderthals may have included insect larvae in their diet, challenging previous assumptions about their eating habits.
Neanderthals ate maggots as nutritious food
New research suggests Neanderthals may have deliberately consumed maggots as a protein-rich food source, challenging our perceptions of their dietary habits.
Ancient humans were cannibals - child remains found
Archaeologists uncover gruesome evidence suggesting our ancient ancestors engaged in cannibalism, including the remains of children. Read the chilling details.
Prehistoric human remains unearthed in Dorset
Archaeologists from Bournemouth University have uncovered prehistoric human remains in Dorset, shedding new light on early British history.
Ancient burial cave reveals 6,000-year-old rituals in Israel
Archaeologists uncover a prehistoric burial cave in Israel, shedding light on ancient rituals and offering new insights into early human societies.
Fossil footprints reveal dinosaurs lived in herds
Newly discovered dinosaur footprints suggest some species lived in herds, offering fresh insights into their social structures 200 million years ago.
Giant prehistoric tooth found on UK beach
A woman walking along a UK beach made a jaw-dropping discovery: a massive fossilised tooth from a prehistoric predator, sparking excitement among palaeontologists.
Fossil reveals terror bird vs. caiman battle in prehistoric Colombia
Scientists uncover fossil evidence of a dramatic predator clash between a giant terror bird and a caiman in ancient Colombia, shedding light on prehistoric ecosystems.
Stonehenge transport mystery finally solved
Archaeologists have finally cracked the age-old mystery of how Stonehenge's colossal stones were transported over 150 miles to the iconic site.
Pterosaur fossil reveals prehistoric diet secrets
A newly discovered pterosaur fossil in China offers groundbreaking insights into the dietary habits of these ancient flying reptiles, reshaping our understanding of prehistoric ecosystems.
150M-year-old assassin spider hunts prey in rare video
A rare glimpse into the life of the assassin spider, a prehistoric predator now on the brink of extinction. Watch the video to see its unique hunting tactics.
Neanderthals had distinct food preferences
Groundbreaking research suggests Neanderthals were selective about their diet, showing preferences similar to modern humans.
King James VI's marriage sparked Scotland's witch trials
New research reveals how King James VI's marriage to Anne of Denmark led to Scotland's infamous witch trials, where hundreds of women were burned alive. Discover the shocking royal connection behind this dark chapter in British history.
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