New Study Suggests 'Duelling Dinosaurs' Fossil Belongs to Separate Tyrannosaur Species
New analysis of 'duelling dinosaurs' fossil suggests Nanotyrannus lancensis is a distinct species, not a juvenile T. rex, challenging long-held assumptions.
New analysis of 'duelling dinosaurs' fossil suggests Nanotyrannus lancensis is a distinct species, not a juvenile T. rex, challenging long-held assumptions.
Ealing Trailfinders shock three-time champions Gloucester-Hartpury 29-26 to reach the PWR final. Saracens edge Exeter 40-38 in a dramatic semi-final. The final on 28 June promises excitement.
Keir Starmer announces a tough social media ban for under-16s, targeting TikTok, Instagram, X, Snapchat, YouTube, and Facebook. Plus, the Makerfield byelection looms.
Extinction Rebellion protests in the City of London starting 23 August target financial sector's role in climate crisis, with thousands expected.
Researchers document first observed 'civil war' among wild chimpanzees in Uganda, with coordinated attacks between two factions from a once-unified group.
The Christmas Island shrew is declared extinct, raising Australia's mammal extinction toll to 39, the highest of any country.
New Triassic crocodile species Galahadosuchus jonesi named after Welsh teacher David Rhys Jones, discovered near Gloucester.
Old English Sheepdogs, the iconic Dulux Dogs, face extinction risk as registrations hit a 60-year low. The breed is now classified as vulnerable.
Greater Bermuda snail, once thought extinct, now thriving after conservationists bred and released over 100,000 individuals, with Chester Zoo playing a key role.
Baby monkey Punch, rejected by mother and bullied, removed from enclosure at Japanese zoo after viral videos.
Jodie Marsh wins licence to keep 12 marmosets at her Essex sanctuary after legal battle, says she is 'over the moon'.
Bonobos can engage in make-believe play, a cognitive ability previously thought unique to humans, a new study suggests.
Readers share stories of robins and foxes offering comfort after bereavement, responding to Amy-Jane Beer's column on wildlife visitations.
Ayapaneco language has only two fluent speakers left in Mexico, who refuse to speak to each other, putting the language at risk of extinction.
Colossal Biosciences achieves a pivotal step in resurrecting the dodo, aiming for thousands to return to Mauritius within a decade.
Jessica, Lola, and Scarlett are among baby girl names facing extinction in the UK by 2026, according to new research.
The strongest earthquake in decades hits the Philippines, killing at least 55, injuring over 1,100, and displacing thousands. Rescue teams search for survivors amid widespread destruction.
Rare hoopoe bird sightings surge across UK in April 2026, sparking excitement among birdwatchers in Devon, Kent, and beyond.
Scottish SPCA seeks owner of Shar Pei abandoned at Ayr station with suitcase of belongings; dog microchipped but previous owner sold him online.
Ralph, an 11-year-old dog, was returned to Oakwood Dog Rescue 12 days after adoption due to nervousness. After six years, staff hope he finds a forever home.
A dog died after a suspected adder bite near a Welsh beach on Anglesey, prompting a warning from its owner about the risks of snake bites.
A dog dumped by the road was taken to a vet, but the owner's microchip response was a heartbreaking four words.
250 poodles rescued from a filthy Nottingham home have found loving new homes after being rehomed by the RSPCA and Dogs Trust.
A TikTok cleaning influencer reveals that black tea, due to its tannins, can break down grime and add shine to wooden floors, offering a natural and cost-effective alternative to store-bought cleaners.
The British Normandy Memorial, listing 22,540 D-Day fallen, is set to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site, joining iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal and Pyramids.
Miniature Shetland pony Pedro, who used a cardboard periscope to see over his stable door, now has a specially-made low door after viral fame.
Scientists warn that loss of microbial diversity inside human bodies mirrors global extinction crisis, with major health implications.
A personal account of a near-drowning in Spain highlights the dangers of open water swimming. With 11 UK deaths in warm weather, safety must never be taken for granted.
Scientists grow pigeon stem cells, a key step toward resurrecting the extinct dodo by 2030.
Letters respond to Guardian articles on Kielder Forest and commercial forestry, discussing biodiversity, tax breaks, and timber imports.