New plant species resembles both potatoes and tomatoes
A baffling new plant species discovered in the UK has left botanists scratching their heads, exhibiting traits of both potatoes and tomatoes. Could this be nature's latest hybrid marvel?
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Giant stick insect with bird-sized wings found in Australia
Scientists in Australia have uncovered a supersized stick insect with wings as large as a bird's, marking a groundbreaking discovery in entomology. This rare species offers new insights into insect evolution and adaptation.
California's Chinook salmon near extinction
Wildlife experts sound the alarm as California's winter-run Chinook salmon numbers plummet to near-extinction levels. Urgent conservation efforts are underway.
Endangered sea turtle nests in Florida after 75-year absence
A critically endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, unseen in Florida for 75 years, was discovered nesting on Melbourne Beach, sparking hope for conservationists.
Giant Stick Insect Rediscovered in Queensland
A rare giant stick insect, thought to be extinct, has been found clinging to trees in North Queensland, sparking excitement among scientists and conservationists.
Giant 40cm stick insect discovered in Australia
Scientists in Australia have uncovered a new species of stick insect measuring 40cm long, potentially making it the heaviest insect in the country. Watch the fascinating discovery here.
New species discovered in Queensland rainforest
A team of researchers has made a groundbreaking discovery deep within a Queensland rainforest, uncovering a previously unknown species that could rewrite scientific understanding.
RSPB: Europe and Africa must save migratory birds
The RSPB warns that urgent international cooperation is needed to protect migratory birds facing threats across Europe and Africa. Conservation efforts are falling short as key species decline.
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.
Endangered angel shark filmed off Welsh coast
A critically endangered angel shark has been captured on camera near the Welsh coast, marking the first sighting in three years. Marine biologists celebrate the discovery as a hopeful sign for conservation efforts.
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.
Florida's pink parasite blobs: Destroy on sight, officials warn
Authorities in Florida are warning residents about an alarming invasion of parasitic pink blobs. Experts advise immediate destruction to prevent ecological disaster.
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.
Rare UK plant's remarkable survival story
Discover the fascinating tale of a resilient plant species thriving against the odds in the British countryside, a testament to nature's adaptability.
World's smallest snake rediscovered in Barbados
Scientists have rediscovered the world's tiniest snake in Barbados, two decades after its last sighting. The rare threadsnake, measuring just 10cm, was found during a biodiversity survey.
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.
Deep-sea evolutionary superhighway connects ancient brittle stars
Scientists uncover a hidden deep-sea evolutionary superhighway linking ancient alien brittle stars across the globe, reshaping our understanding of marine biodiversity.
Bristol Zoo helps save endangered okapis
Bristol Zoo collaborates with international conservationists to protect the endangered okapi, a unique relative of the giraffe, amid threats from poaching and habitat loss in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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.
Canine heroes sniff out destructive lanternflies in UK
Specially trained dogs are being deployed across the UK to detect invasive spotted lanternflies, offering a sustainable solution to protect crops and vineyards from this destructive pest.
Dogs trained to detect invasive lanternflies
Specially trained dogs are being deployed to detect invasive spotted lanternflies, offering an eco-friendly solution to combat this destructive pest threatening agriculture.
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.
Glowing Eastern Quoll Spotted in Tasmania
A rare eastern quoll has been photographed glowing under UV light in Tasmania, baffling scientists and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Discover the fascinating details behind this unusual discovery.
Kew Gardens: 45% of flowering plants face extinction
Scientists at Kew's Royal Botanic Gardens reveal alarming plant extinction rates, urging global action to protect biodiversity.
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