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Life on Earth 240 million years ago flourished in the seas, on land, and in intricate underground burrows. 
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Thefts of rhino horns — as many as 30 so far this year — have been reported in museums, galleries, antiques dealerships, auction houses and homes across Europe as criminals try to feed a growing market in the Far East.
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Poor SpongeBob. Back in 2005 he caught flak from a Christian evangelical group because its leader thought he was gay. Now a small new study suggests he could be turning preschoolers' minds to mush.
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Formerworld heavyweight champion Nikolai Valuev is to lead a hunt for a mysteriouscreature known as the 'Russian Yeti'.
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First Ascent, Saser Kangri II, via the Southwest Face, "The Old Breed"...
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A historic site in northern Scotland may have served as an Iron Age boozer - the oldest to be ever found in Britain, researchers say.
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Google disclosed that it continuously uses enough electricity to power 200,000 homes, but it says that in doing so, it also makes the planet greener.
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New Social Network Connects People Based on Gastrointestinal Bacteria
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Belgian men are being urged to "Let-em hang!" and go brief-free on Friday by animal rights campaigners bent on ending the pain of the five million piglets castrated in the country each year.
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An intoxicated Swedish elk is freed from a fruit tree after becoming caught while hunting for fermenting apples.
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Cynthia Daily and her partner used a sperm donor to conceive a baby seven years ago, and they hoped that one day their son would get to know some of his half siblings - an extended family for modern times.
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Scientists confirm that a flowering plant in South Africa entices birds to pollinate it by giving them a place to perch.
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RESIDENTS OF Birem in the Kwaman Traditional Area of the Ashanti region were stunned last Saturday morning when they woke up to the news of the invasion of their cemetery by human-eating pigs.
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Toothpaste Lawsuit: Encino Man Can't Squeeze Out Last 20 Percent of Paste From Tube, Wants His Dollar Back.
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IT’S hard to swallow, but it’s true. A Scot has become the first person ever to scoff the world’s biggest English breakfast.
's comment September 13, 2011 9:18 AM
Square (Lorne) sausage outside Scotland? I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but it's very very rare.
's comment September 13, 2011 9:23 AM
...and tattie scone. Trying to claim our bits as English! Tsk! :oP
Chris Mallon's comment,
February 10, 2013 4:40 PM
There's a bigger one in Northern Ireland, for £15 or free if you eat it in an hour
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A Cambodian man said this young child, his grandson, has lived partly on milk he suckles directly from a cow since he saw a calf do the same.
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VIJAYAWADA: In a case of serious lapse, an express train en route to Varanasi lost its way and ended up at a wrong destination.
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A blind cave-dwelling fish in Somalia knows what time it is, but its “day” is twice as long as ours.
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Designed by CIID students Hyeona Yang and Joshua Noble, Raincatch is a rain coat that transforms collected rain water into purified drinking water.
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The act of deception is probably as old as civilization — not long after humans began communicating, they began communicating lies. Shortly after that, they probably started trying to force others to tell the truth. Modern technology has given us a few options in this arena, from dubious polygraphs to powerful drugs — and now a new study suggests brain interference can work, too.
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New clues from some of the world's oldest rocks support the notion that space rocks carried precious metals to our planet, scientists say.
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IIvisibility Cloa’ Makes Tanks Look Like Cows. British defense company BAE Systems has developed an invisibility cloak that can effectively hide vehicles from view in the infrared spectrum.
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Ten students who are improving MRIs, cancer treatments and human-robot interaction--between classes, of course...
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Perception of men's personal qualities and prospect of employment as a function of facial hair.The present study investigated the contribution of men's facial h...
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