Rosie McCall

Scientists hope the remains will offer new clues about the emergence of photosynthesising green plants.

Scientists have noticed significant ecological changes in the North Pacific near Alaska, including premature whales and slimmer seals, which they have linked to rising temperatures.

Authorities have "advanced the dates" of a mud-pack treatment for the royal graves ahead of the president's two-day visit to India.

Elon Musk's motor company ignores typical HR protocol with an informal employee handbook, with sub-headings including "Fun" and "Stupid Things."

Channels of warm water are merging under Thwaites glacier, new research shows.

"It's like a preemptive strike, with less mess," study author Sung Wook Paek said.

The photo was taken by wildlife photographer Kristian Laine, who spotted the uniquely pigmented ray near Lady Elliot Island.

A secretive group released a flock of pigeons donning MAGA hats on Tuesday to coincide with the 2020 Democratic Debate and Trump's visit to Las Vegas. Animal rights groups say the stunt is "cruel" and "absurd."

The shark, believed to be a hammerhead, appears unfazed by the presence of the surfer and is later spotted diving back into the ocean.

Pink grasshoppers rarely make it to adulthood as the coloring, caused by a condition called erythrism, makes them easy targets for predators.

Unama'ki has been in the Gulf of Mexico since October and now appears to be inching closer to the Florida coast. Researchers hope she will lead them to a new white shark nursery.

Symbolism has been an important part of human society since prehistoric times. Scientists show that engravings become more salient, more memorable and easier to reproduce over time.

A New Jersey hunter set a new record, a panel confirmed earlier this month. The 700-pound bear was shot with a bow and arrow in Morris County last October.

Ice volcanoes are a common sight on the north shore of Lake Superior during the winter months. They require a combination of high surf, cool temperatures and ice.

Sunday marks the anniversary of the Kyoto Protocol, when countries pledged to cut down their emissions. Fifteen years have passed and last year, greenhouse gas emissions were the highest they've ever been.

A new study links the spread of fake news and misinformaiton to the spread of infectious disease. Scientists say it could encourage dangerous behaviors.

Video footage taken by diver Jim Cocci shows footage of the great white shark, believed to be a pregnant female, during a dive on Tuesday.

The megalodon could reach lengths of 48 to 60 feet and went extinct approximately 3 million years ago. A fossil of the prehistoric shark was found washed up in the sands of the Cayman Islands.

One swarm recorded was 37 miles long and 25 miles wide.

Four years-worth of satellite data shows three calving events in Pine Island Glacier on the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, the most recent of which took place at the weekend.

British photographer Sam Rowley took an award-winning photo of two subway mice fighting over a scrap of food.

The small earthquakes were recorded by the USGS near Greenback and Sweetwater.

In recent history, societies have become wealthier, healthier and more democratic but also more secular, more open and more tolerant.

OCEARCH's shark tracker shows a large group of great white sharks congregating around the Carolinas in the Northwest Atlantic Shared Foraging Area.

People are uploading videos of broomsticks standing upright.

Scientists analyzed a core sample taken from the Dasuopu glacier on Shishapangma, the world's 14th highest mountain.

The Swiss people took to the ballots on Sunday to decide whether or not to extend anti-racism rights to the LGBTQ community.

Footage shows 20 sharks as they wait for pipis to emerge from the sea on Torres Strait beach on Mer Island, Australia.

Chinese authorities have called for the reasonable use of protective suits amid a shortage, as cases of the new coronavirus continue to rise inside and outside the country.

University officials announced plans to launch a new degree program in fall 2020 that would offer students training geared toward the state's flourishing cannabis industry.