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‘Giant’ shark species found to glow in the dark

Scientists think the sharks glow for camouflage to protect from attack from below. Pictured is the kitefin shark. (Photo: Jérôme Mallefet) Scientists have discovered three

3 March 2021 No Comments

World’s oldest bird hatches a baby at the ripe old age of 70

A laysan Albatross feeds its chick on the Midway Atoll (Getty Images/iStockphoto) The world’s oldest known living bird has become a parent at the ripe

3 March 2021 No Comments

Hope for HIV cure raised after ‘elite controllers’ found in Congo

A researcher conducting lab work after the discovery of a large group of people with naturally-controlled HIV (Credits: PA) A large group of people who

3 March 2021 No Comments

Cats are just as disloyal as we always suspected, study confirms

Not a shred of loyalty to be found here, folks (Photo by John Greim/LightRocket via Getty Images) Cats don’t avoid people who upset their owners,

2 March 2021 No Comments

‘Space hurricanes’ are a real thing and scientists just proved it

An illustration from the University of Reading showing a space hurricane. (Credits: PA) Scientists say they have confirmed the existence of so-called ‘space hurricanes’ after

2 March 2021 No Comments

Money really can’t buy you happiness, study says

Money, it seems, won’t buy you more happiness (Getty) The age-old question – can money really make you happy? The answer, at least according to

2 March 2021 No Comments

Locals living beneath Mount Etna sweep volcanic ash from their streets

Locals deal with the volcanic ash from Etna’s frequent eruptions (Reuters/Antonio Parrinello) Mount Etna, the largest and most active volcano in Europe, has been spewing

1 March 2021 No Comments

Did you see huge meteor that lit up night sky over UK last night?

Residents across the UK witnessed the fireball in the sky last night (Twitter) A large meteor lit up the UK sky last night and hundreds

1 March 2021 No Comments

Weakest Gulf Stream in 1,000 years could mean more ‘extreme’ winters for the UK

A cyclist crosses a snow covered road in west London in January 2021 (Getty Images) The Gulf Stream system is at its weakest for 1,000

26 February 2021 No Comments

Forests’ capacity to store carbon ‘falling in regions with extreme annual fires’

A helicopter prepares to drop water on the Lake Fire burning in the Angeles National Forest north of Santa Clarita, California (Credits: AP) Forests are

26 February 2021 No Comments

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‘Giant’ shark species found to glow in the dark

World’s oldest bird hatches a baby at the ripe old age of 70

Hope for HIV cure raised after ‘elite controllers’ found in Congo

Cats are just as disloyal as we always suspected, study confirms

‘Space hurricanes’ are a real thing and scientists just proved it

Money really can’t buy you happiness, study says

Locals living beneath Mount Etna sweep volcanic ash from their streets

Did you see huge meteor that lit up night sky over UK last night?

Weakest Gulf Stream in 1,000 years could mean more ‘extreme’ winters for the UK

Forests’ capacity to store carbon ‘falling in regions with extreme annual fires’

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