A fossil from the Isle of Wight has been identified as belonging to a newly recognised dinosaur species named Invictibellatrix, which could grow to four metres long and had feathers and 20cm claws.
A spotted wildcat in Bolivia that had previously been mistaken for a related species has been identified as a distinct species. Only one living member...
Researchers filming off Australia’s Gold Coast have captured rare footage suggesting humpback whale mothers may show grief-like behaviour after the de...
Scientists have studied what happens in a dog’s brain when it sees a person smiling or scowling, with the research pointing to why positive facial exp...
Researchers at Durham University observed chimpanzees and bonobos using close physical contact, including touching, embracing and kissing, before pote...
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