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Snoozing polar bear: Dreamy wildlife photo wins prize
A shot of a sleeping polar bear has won the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award.
Palaeontologists uncover a new species of flying reptile in Scotland
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Sounds of the Year shortlist celebrates creative and everyday noises
Categories include Best Natural Sound, Disappearing Sound, Best Sound Innovation In Everyday Life and Most Unpleasant Sound.
American Museum of Natural History in New York opens new wing
The Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education and Innovation is the new wing of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. It houses some 4 million species and opens its doors today.
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Take a look at 5 stunning animal photos that captured people’s hearts
A ghostly snow leopard, playful polar bear and tragic baby monkey were voted top in the Natural History Museum competition.
Croatia drops all entry rules: Here are the 9 best places to visit
In partnership with Croatia
From castles, churches and theatres to food, wine and music, we've put together a list of nine places you should visit to get your dose of Croatian culture.
Here's what 4 teenagers think about the UK's new climate change exam
Exclusive or accessible? Here’s what young people feel about the new Natural History GCSE.
Sharks exhibition in New York aims to change the 'jaws' image
The exhibition will be open until August 14, 2022, at New York's American Museum of Natural History.
Do hippo bones prove the Arabian desert was once covered in water?
Archaeologists have uncovered stone tools and hippopotamus bones near ancient lake beds on the Arabian Peninsula.
This 4000-year-old beetle is returning to the UK due to climate change
The Oak Capricorn Beetle went extinct in the British Isles, but our warming climate could mean its impending return.
Earth-moving research charts one billion years of tectonic plate movement
Tectonic plates are irregular-shaped slabs of solid rock which can vary massively in size from a few hundred to thousands of kilometers across
Newly discovered beetle named after Greta Thunberg
The Natural History Museum in London has chosen to honour the young climate campaigner.
Climate change: schoolchildren findings from 100 years ago resurface
In 1896, thousands of Nova Scotia schoolchildren began reporting their findings in nature as they walked to and from school.
Food served with a 60 million-year old history
A Jordanian geophysicist has transformed a 60 million-year-old cave into a restaurant.
Two dinosaur skeletons reconstructed ahead of Paris auction
Two fossilised dinosaur skeletons dating back to the Jurassic period were assembled in Paris on Tuesday ahead of an auction next week
558 million-year-old fossil is world's oldest known animal: Report
The discovery dates the presence of animals of Earth 20 million years earlier than previously thought.