Archaeologists uncovered rock art in Venezuela that show signs of a lost civilization. The drawings are estimated to be at least 4,000 years old, but could be thousands of years older based on similar drawings found in southern Colombia and the Amazon basin.
For the first time ever, scientists have recorded real-time video of an early stage embryo forming the 'neural tube' that will grow to become its brain, spinal cord and heart. The team used an innovative technique in which a reflective fluorescent protein illuminated the early embryo's tiny cellular actin cytoskeleton. 'Our aim is to find proteins or genes that can be targeted in the future or used for screening for congenital birth defects,' the study's lead author said
A man in Alexandria, Virginia caught a vampire fish in the Potomac River that is rarely seen by human eyes. While people called for him to kill it, experts said the fish is a good sign.
Americans are being warned about a potentially deadly virus surging across the country and is only expected to worsen as the US experiences some of its hottest summer weather.
Researchers revealed that New York City and Boston were likely to be 'inundated' with floods of untreated sewage as climate change causes precipitation increases and rising sea levels. The outdated sewage systems weren't built to withstand the increasing amount of rainfall which causes blockages and flooding.
Hurricane Beryl has been seen more than 200 miles above Earth's surface as it rips through the Caribbean. The Category 5 storm has killed at least five people and is set to hit the US.
Researchers found more than half of singles experience social media confusion on dating apps. The uncertainty stems from not knowing if the person is single or if their appearance is real.
Remarkable video shows healthy ants helping out friends who have a leg injury, either by wound cleaning or amputation.
While this common accessory was not truly invested until the 1850s, archaeologists have found it depicted on ancient rock walls and statues made by civilizations thousands of years ago.
Most cat owners will be familiar with the torn cushions, carpets and sofas that come as part of the package. But the feline instinct to scratch is made worse by stress, a study shows - and young children are one of the worst triggers. An international team of researchers has investigated which factors influence undesired scratching behaviours in domestic cats.
Google is pushing AI on its smartphones and search tools including Gemini - but this requires a huge amount of computing power and in turn energy.
Researchers from the Field Museum in Chicago have discovered the remains of an ancient ambush predator with a giant toilet seat-shaped head.
Gaming fans have been outraged today as Meta announces the end of support for the popular Meta Quest 1 virtual reality headset.
Netflix already stopped new users from choosing the tier - but now existing subscribers are being booted off it.
Scientists have developed a prosthetic leg controlled by the human brain which could make it easier for amputees to get up and down stairs. The ground-breaking new device allows patients to directly control their prosthetic using their thoughts. The device records signals from surgically preserved muscles which are carefully monitored and converted into controls for a robotic ankle. In a trial of 14 amputees, researchers from MIT found that the leg created a more natural gate, improved stability on uneven terrain and a 41% increase in speed.
Xbox Live has been hit by a major outage, leaving thousands unable to sign-into their profiles. Users in the US, the UK and parts of Europe, Asia and South America are having issues.
A relational trauma specialist revealed the five red flags you need to look out for that show a person is love bombing you. The person could use affection, gaslighting and jealousy to keep you attached.
One astrophysicist working with the US space agency on the search for Earth-like exoplanets now says NASA's planned new telescope may find proof of alien life 'in our lifetime'
Tubi is aiming to prize users away from Netflix, which has an estimated 16 million households subscribed in the UK alone.
For many astronauts, spacewalking is the ultimate aspiration, but only the elite qualify to do it. And Cady Coleman - who spent six months on the International Space Station in 2010 - is quick to point out that it's NOTHING like Sandra Bullock 's glamorous portrayal in Gravity. Coleman actually advised the actress on how to make her spacewalk believable in the movie, during an intergalactic phone call from the ISS. But in her new book, Sharing Space, she describes the painful process of wearing the bulky, unisex EVA (extravehicular activity) suits.
Chinese scientists developed a human brain that can control a robot's motor functions. The pink blob is just a cosmetic representation of the brain and doesn't consist of the actual tissue.
Scientists in China have identified a promising plant that could make Mars' atmosphere breathable for humans.
On social media site X, one user called UK Tubi 'like the discount DVD section' of a rental store, while another said it is just 'not ready yet'.
Bacteria responsible for a fatal heart disease and urinary tract infections has shut down over 100 beaches across America this summer - including a few of the nation's richest
Toxic radium levels were detected at a landfill in St. Louis, Missouri connected to a World War II-era bomb. Radioactive waste from the atomic bomb was illegally dumped at West Lake Landfill. The EPA is investigating whether the radium found in the groundwater could travel into the Missouri River.
Archaeologists have unearthed a religious relic decorated with Christian motifs, including Moses receiving the 10 Commandments and the ascension of Christ after the crucifixion. The 1,500-year-old ivory box was discovered among the ruins of an ancient church in Austria and was deemed the most sacred item in a church. Researchers noted that only 40 such discoveries have been made worldwide, with the last found during excavations around 100 years ago.
Scientists have long debated why woolly mammoths, giant sloths and 44 more giant, plant-eating megafauna started going extinct beginning around 50,000 years ago
Tubi has announced today that it will be launching its free streaming service for customers in the UK here's everything you need to know about the ad-supported platform.
A new study revealed that medieval women may have fought alongside men in battle after finding evidence buried in a 12th century castle in Spain.
Venmo is experiencing issues worldwide, leaving thousands of users unable to make digital transactions in the app. Users in the US, the UK and parts of Europe are experiencing issues.
The Vision Pro headset is the latest in a long line of Apple products that costs more in the UK. Now, experts explain why British fans have to pay more. Since February, Vision Pro - the headset that lets wearers select apps with their eyes - has been available in the US at the cost of $3,499 (£2,759). But the UK price is around £700 higher - a whopping £3,499 ($4,434) - and Brits have taken to X ( Twitter ) to complain. One pointed out that it would be cheaper to fly to New York to pick up a Vision Pro and return home to London. It reflects a general trend with Apple over the last few years, with iPhones, iPads and MacBooks among the products that have cost more across the Atlantic.
Apple leakers unearthed photos of iPhone 16 cases and iPhone 16 schematics suggesting that recent iPhone models' clunky diagonal camera systems may be a thing of the past.
Over 40 types of bagged spinach have been recalled in New York due to possible listeria contamination. All affected products were sold to stores in the Newburgh, New York, area.
Without dinosaurs to trample on trees, vine plants such as grapes flourished, report scientists at the Field Museum in Chicago.
The average mean temperature for June was 12.9°C (55°F) - around 0.4°C below the long-term meteorological average.
Have you ever wanted to take a walk to deep space, this could be as close as you ever get. In this stunning animation, NASA lets the viewer wander through the trunks of the Pillars of Creation in a nebula 6500 light years from Earth. This is the most detailed and comprehensive video ever created of these star-birthing clouds. This is made possible by combining observations from NASA's two most powerful space telescopes, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and the Hubble Space Telescope.
The planets are lining up across the US for the second time this month. Stargazers will need to get up before dawn to view the planets and should watch in rural areas without any light pollution.
A surge in EV demand could put an already fragile energy grid at risk of powering down. Arizona already projected it will max out its transmission capacity before the end of the decade.
It's one of the world's most iconic historic sites, but the debate over how Stonehenge came into existence about 5,000 years ago really is far from over.
Dumphones have skyrocketed in popularity, as 2.8 million were sold in the US last year. People said they were in constant 'zombie mode' before making the switch, but now feel free,
Ancient Egypt's most powerful ruler lived to around 90 years old - and scientists have seen his face for the first time in more than 3,200 years. Scientists used a 3D model of the king's mummified skull, layering it with soft tissue and skin to recreate his look at the time of his death. The life-like image revealed a frail, elderly man with a weathered face.
It's thought the pitch was built over abandoned mining shafts that may have been deemed too costly to fill in.
Pornhub revealed the traffic to its website as the US presidential debate started until it ended about one-hour and 45 minutes later. The X-rate site found unusual viewership during the event.
A scorching heatwave will hit 12 US states this fourth of July weekend, prompting heat advisory warnings that will last through the weekend. People are advised to stay cool and hydrated.
Scientists recently found that Mount St Helens is showing signs of recharging after detecting more than 300 quakes in the region. Now, a new tool can predict if and when it could happen.
It's been a home for astronauts for nearly 25 years, about 250 miles above the Earth's surface. But the International Space Station is due to be destroyed in 2030, and now NASA has firmed up its plans on how to do it. The space agency has selected Elon Musk 's SpaceX to build a 'space tug' vehicle that will pull it back down towards Earth. When the two reach Earth's atmosphere they will burn up - but NASA expects the risk of debris raining down on us will be very small. SpaceX has been given $843 million (£666 million) to design and build the 'US Deorbit Vehicle' vehicle, which could look similar to its Dragon series that transports crew and cargo.
Gates, one of the 10 richest humans in the world, said AI can save humans from climate change and disease - but offered a warning over its misuse.
OceanGate co-founder Guillermo Söhnlein is going to the 'portal to Hell' hole in the Bahamas with scientist Kenny Broad and former NASA astronaut Scott Parazynski.
Apple is developing a revolutionary secret plan that could change future iPhone models. A new report has suggested that the tech giant is likely to launch the update with the upcoming iPhone 16.
Indianapolis, Indiana, had the highest birth rate out of 37 major US cities, according to an analysis from financial technology firm Smart Asset. Meanwhile, Seattle had the lowest birth rate.
US space agencies said Russia's 'Resurs-P1' spacecraft (right) broke up into at least 100 pieces of debris at around 10:00 MT (16:00 BST) on Wednesday. Astronauts aboard the ISS - including the two 'stranded' Boeing passengers - had to take cover for an hour due to the risk of being hit. In an X post (inset), NASA said it instructed crews aboard the space station to shelter in their respective spacecraft 'as a standard precautionary measure'.
A prehistoric creature encased in ash has been discovered - and it was given a nickname that fits its burial. The specimen was found at the top of a 1,153-foot mountain range.
There are signs that in some areas of the country there are more rabid animals than normal, with health officials raising concerns in particular over bats .
Apple has issued a warning to Google Chrome users in its newest global ad campaign. The ad comes as Chrome has undergone scrutiny for it lapses in user security.
Most of us have experienced the feeling of a bad back after sitting hunched at a desk for too long. Now it turns out the ancient Egyptians were just the same.
Scientists working in Aswan, Egypt announced the discovery of 36 more tombs, brining the total to 300 in what they are calling the new 'City of the Dead.' Patrizia Piacentini, an archaeologist at the University of Milan, told DailyMail.com that the burial site spans nearly 270,000 feet and featured up to 10 terraces of ancient tombs arranged in layers on the hill near the modern Mausoleum of Aga Khan III. The team has been working at the site for five years and recently uncovered dozens of tombs that were reused for 900 years to include 30 to 40 mummies each - and many contained families who likely died from infectious diseases.
An archaeologist has claimed that lesbianism was culturally accepted in ancient Egypt based on texts and statues dating back to the 5th Dynasty, citing the Book of the Dead and statues.
The iPhone first introduced in 2007, and it manages to still find ways to surprise cellular device users with its features.
The return of two astronauts who are 'stranded' on the ISS sits at an undetermined date. Experts have revealed the reason why NASA and Boeing are delaying the return and other options.
Mums of young kids who spend hours using their phone may hamper their child's language development, according to a study.
A letter signed by renowned physicist Albert Einstein could fetch $4 million at auction. The letter urged President Franklin D. Roosevelt to develop a nuclear program before Nazi Germany. It will be auctioned at Christie's in New York on September 10.
Experienced examiners now struggle to tell apart real human responses and AI-generated answers in exams, a study from the University of Reading has revealed.
Amazon's new chatbot described as a 'ChatGPT killer' will be launched at its autumn product event, expected to occur in September, a report claims.
Google usually reveals a new Pixel smartphone in the autumn - but this year it seems to be wasting no time to get ahead of the curve.
An analysis of singing lemurs by scientists from the University of Warwick may reveal how humans evolved the ability to create music very early on in our evolution.
As scientists reveal the nation's top dog names , a new interactive map shows which ones are most popular in your area. The map, based on data over 330,000 pooches, reveals the top three names in UK cities including London , Bristol, Birmingham and Edinburgh.
Researchers from the Johannes Gutenberg University have found that today's teens are more likely to be single and less likely to be bothered about it than a decade ago.
An alien-like sea creature that lived 500-million years ago was discovered in a Canadian national park. The fossils were first found in 1983 but has now been identified as a lobopodian.
A Russian-linked gang threatened to release 'juicy banking information' it claimed to have stolen from the Federal Reserve if their demands were not met.
Apple's next iPhone is still about three months away from being officially unveiled. But a new video clip may give us the best glimpse yet of what the hotly-anticipated device will look like.
Scientists have discovered the first case of Down syndrome among Neanderthals after analyzing a fossil found in Spain, which belonged to a six-year-old who lived over 140,000 years ago. The analysis revealed that the child, dubbed 'Tina,' suffered from a congenital pathology in the inner ear that is associated with genetics, which produced severe hearing loss and disabling vertigo. The discovery has suggested that Neanderthals were capable of providing altruistic care and support for a vulnerable member of their social group since the child survived years after birth.
Scientists have uncovered a new method to detecting alien life on distant planets. The team also found that NASA's James Webb Telescope is capable of spotting the signs.
Researchers have identified 16,825 areas making up just 1.2 per cent of the Earth that could prevent all predicted extinctions if they are properly conserved
A molecular scientist has unveiled a 'prison of the future' that he claimed will lead to criminals being released in just minutes, compared to years or decades.
An intense cloud of Saharan dust is traveling 5,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean and is expected to reach Florida by this weekend. Meteorologists are hopeful it will hold off hurricanes
Since 2021, Iceland has been rocked by eight volcanic eruptions that have sent citizens fleeing from their homes. But experts now warn that the worst may be yet to come for the residents of the Reykjanes Peninsula. To see why the area had suddenly become so active, an international team of scientists studied lava samples and seismic data from the last three years of eruptions. They discovered that the peninsula is sat on an interconnected magma plumbing system that could keep volcanoes fed with molten rock for years to come.
Researchers revealed that moms can pass cancer-causing forever chemicals to their fetus or unborn child. These toxic chemicals are in every day items including food and cleaning products.
An official report suggests we're still poorly prepared in the unlikely event of space rock hitting Earth.
The phone carrier you choose can be very telling about who you are, according to Tyler Morgan, a former Apple employee. One option reveals that you only follow a company because of the actor.
Apple Intelligence, the highly-anticipated AI update, will not be available in the EU until at least 2025 amid ongoing clashes over the Digital Markets Act.
Water pumped out of a uranium mine near the Grand Canyon contains dangerous levels of arsenic, lead and uranium. The mining company has claimed there is no water for the mine to impact, yet the Grand Canyon Trust revealed that the contaminants can leak from one aquifer to another, impacting local's drinking water.
A scientists studying plant intelligence and problem-solving shared signs that he believes proves plants are conscious similar to humans and animals.
The 5-inch (13cm) high bust was one of the first objects excavated at Herculaneum, a Roman town destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79AD .
A Native American city of roughly 20,000 people thrived in the US for centuries and then vanished 600 years ago. Experts have made new discoveries about the long-lost society
Toys from the 80s like She-Ra and He-Man toys (and even Real Ghostbusters figurines) can be worth surprisingly large amounts.
In sci-fi films like Alien, humanoid robots are so realistic that it's almost impossible to tell them from a real human. Now, scientists in Japan are on their way to creating real-life versions of these lifelike machines. The experts from the University of Tokyo have created a robotic face out of lab-grown human skin.
An urgent warning has been issued to all the 400 million Outlook users after an bug was uncovered that lets enables email spoofing - a cybercriminal activity where someone impersonates another.
Have you got a killer idea for the next great emoji? If so, you can enter your brilliant suggestion to be considered as an official character by following these simple steps.
A psychologist revealed the seven texting habits of a narcissist that will leave you feeling out of control. The signs could include demanding immediate responses to every text message they send.
Scientists claim that OpenAI's ChatGPT-4 has become the first AI to pass the famous 'Turing test' designed to detect human-like intelligence in artificial systems.
China has once again made spaceflight history as its lunar lander returns to Earth with the first rock samples from the far side of the Moon. The Chinese lunar probe Chang'e-6 touched down in China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region at 06:07 GMT (14:07 Beijing time) this morning. The return capsule brought its precious cargo back to Earth after a months-long journey to the largely unexplored far side of the moon. The landing capsule returned with up to 4.4 lbs (2kg) of rocky lunar regolith collected by drill from the Moon's South Pole-Aitken basin.
Netflix fans can't get enough of the tomb of China's first emperor, as the new doc takes the Top 4th slot. But experts still worry over the dangers of opening his sealed tomb
Scientists from the University of Oxford have discovered that wild chimpanzees appear to 'self-medicate' using medicinal plants such as tree bark and leaves.
Amazon is about to fit its smart assistant Alexa with powerful generative AI capabilities that make it much smarter, according to a report.
Cyberattackers are targeting CDK customers after it infiltrated the company's systems earlier this week. The attackers are posing as CDK employees to get valuable customer information.
Experts say the male wolf found in Yakutia, eastern Russia , has amazingly-preserved fur, bone and even organs, as well as teeth and bone. Permafrost is ground that remains permanently frozen even during summer months - and can stay frozen for thousands of years. Ancient remains found in permafrost are among the most complete ever found because the ice stops organic matter from decomposing.
Jupiter's Great Red Spot is younger than the US, according to researchers, who have overturned assumptions that it was the same spot observed by an astronomer in the mid-17th Century.
America has been hit with 11 natural disasters this year with damages costing more than $25 billion. Experts have predicted a harsher hurricane season that could decimate parts of the US.
More than 18 million Americans are set to be banned from Pornhub - the world's most popular adult content site. The move comes as lawmakers in five states are requiring age verification.
A catastrophic injury lawyer revealed that some household products are dangerously toxic and contain carcinogenic chemicals like formaldehyde.
A new analysis of an 'alien mummy' found in Peru has claimed that the creature features biological similarities to that of a human, 'indicating its coexistence with the ancient Nazca civilization.' Maria, labeled M01, was one of six mummies found inside the tomb in Nazca in 2017. Researchers used imaging techniques to see inside the white powered exterior, revealing hands and feet that appeared similar to that of a human. The team also determined that the elongated skull showed no signs of artificial cranial deformation.
The ship, found 1 mile deep on the seafloor 55 miles from Israel's coast, dates back 3,300 years to the late Bronze Age, experts say.
Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket left an enormous contrail as it soared over California yesterday evening as part of a series of missions to 42 new Starlink satellites to orbit.
From cooling tents to protect against extreme heatwaves to holographic artists and haptic dancefloors, experts reveal what it will be like to visit Glastonbury in 2050.
A geology professor has uncovered an unusual scrap of 100-percent pure aluminum at the site of the legendary 1947 Roswell UFO crash, a new docuseries has revealed
Facial reconstruction of the oldest known human skull revealed a man with dark features, who experts described as 'strong and serene.' The 300,000-year-old skull was found in Morocco.
Apple has suspended production of its a high-end device and is instead focusing on developing a cheaper alternative. The decision comes as the model received criticism for its features.
MailOnline has asked ChatGPT for the 'best Euros squad of all time' - but was left shocked by the omission of any British stars.
As temperatures soar across the US this week, experts told DailyMail.com that the 'cascade of events' leading to heat stroke starts within seconds and can be deadly in just 10 minutes.
Scientists have captured the moment a terrifying supermassive black hole 'awakens' in a distant galaxy, and warn that the same thing could happen in the Milky Way
Photographers from around the world have captured the moment the first major lunar standstill in over 18 years coincides with a Full Strawberry Moon.
Apple scrapped its 'buy now, pay later' feature on Apple Pay this week that allowed users to split payments up to $1,000 into four installments that would be paid off within six weeks.
As Instagram cracks down on AI-generated images, Instagram users and celebs like Logan Paul have found their real photos slapped with a 'Made with AI' label.
A new brain teaser can reveal if you have a high IQ - but only if you can solve it in 10 seconds or less. Studies reveal that brain teasers are good for memory function and cognitive development.
Gay behaviour in animals has long been considered unusual in species. But a study reveals it's far more common that we've been led to believe.
This enormous relative of the triceratops roamed the swamps of Northern Montana 78 million years ago and grew brightly coloured blade-like horns, leading to it being dubbed a 'sexy beast'.
From the facial recognition cameras watching you shop to the algorithms predicting crimes before they happen, here's how AI cops are already patrolling British streets.
Researchers have discovered remnants of the Assyrian military camp site that was destroyed during its siege on Jerusalem. The war is depicted in a 2,000-year-old Biblical story.
A 3,500-year-old Egyptian mummy's sarcophagus contains a drawing that closely resembles a beloved Simpson's character. The findings could shed light on ancient burial practices.
DailyMail.com spoke to multiple travel-sector experts who said that up to half of customers are now shunning Boeing planes in the wake of a series of safety issues.
A picture of a hole on Mars has resurfaced, reintroducing the question of whether there's life on the red planet. The hole might lead to lava tubes that formed during a volcanic explosion.
In recent years, several archaeological finds have shone light on famous figures including King Herod, the apostle Philip and even John the Baptist.
Following x-ray and ultrasound data on two new 'alien' bodies from Peru, the journalist who obtained them is now locked in a legal battle with Peruvian officials
Stargazers will soon have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the birth of a new star as the 'blaze star' T Coronae Borealis is set to ignite in a nuclear blast any day now.
Techie Dani, an influencer based in the US, claims that the $79,990 Cybertruck is 'perfect for moms'.
The clip, filmed from the International Space Station (ISS), shows the green aurora over Earth with Boeing's Starliner capsule in the foreground.
One former lawyer and minister maintained for decades that a Panhandle wilderness retreat was the literal site of the Garden of Eden from the Book of Genesis. Was he correct?
Netflix is removing its app from Sony smart TVs. This comes after the tech company eliminated access to 34 Sony TVs in December. Consumers can still access the app on streaming devices.
A Pentagon engineering contractor in Canada captured electronic evidence of a 170-ft long 'barbell' UFO that glowed an eerie 'indigo' blue plasma, investigators told DailyMail.com
The chart, based on data from the Office for National Statistics, reveals the most popular day for weddings.
Bodies at the ancient Mexican city of Chichen Itza belonged to young boys, reveals a gruesome new study by experts at the Max-Planck Institute in Leipzig, Germany.
Neanderthal's DNA has been linked to autism in modern day humans for the first time. It was likely caused by interbreeding between Neanderthals and humans about 47,000 years ago.
Shackleton, who led three British expeditions to the Antarctic, died aboard Quest in 1922 while en route to Antarctica.
The earliest known recollection of Jesus' childhood was discovered at a university library in Germany. The 2,000-year-old text depicts the story of the 'vivication of the sparrows.'
Tech enthusiasts have issued a warning to all iPhone users, urging them not to download Apple's latest iOS update after finding a trove of bugs that can crash smartphones and apps.
iPhone users already have access to over 3,600 emoji - but that figure is set to skyrocket following Apple's latest announcement.
The UNESCO heritage site is said to be the birthplace of Apollo, and is surrounded by piercing blue waters, just a stone's throw away from Mykonos.
While iOS 18 will officially be released this autumn, it will only be available on selected iPhones - so, is yours on the list?
Elon Musk announced Monday that he'll ban Apple devices from his companies' premises if the iPhone maker goes forward with its planned OpenAI integration.
Dr Daniel Eldridge, a senior lecturer in Chemistry at Swinburne University of Technology, has revealed the best drinks to extinguish the pain of spicy food.
One of the oldest books in existence that was written 'at the dawn of Christianity' could be yours to own - if you have £3 million to spare.
Researchers from the University of Bristol and the University of Western Australia have found that dolphins who build better bromances go on to be more successful adults.
The 90s saw the launch of many iconic gadgets, toys and games which still have cult followings today - from Pokemon to the blinking, bleeping Furby. And some are with a fortune today.
Rather than simply being an amusing coincidence, researchers from the University of Utah argue that people's names may be the reason that they end up in certain careers.
A Rare Yellowstone event that fulfills ancient prophecy is a 'blessing and warning,' warned a prominent Native American leader.
'Green fuel' companies emit nearly as much pollution into the air as traditional petroleum refineries, and more toxic chemicals overall, a new national report found.
Elon Musk has confirmed reports that X is to start hiding all likes on posts on the platform. This will 'allow people to like posts without getting attacked for doing so', according to Musk.
SpaceX's Starship launched from Boca Chica, Texas at 8:50 a.m. ET on Thursday. This marks the fourth test flight SpaceX has conducted, with all previous tests exploding.
While it might sound like an 80s summer blockbuster, three kids' discovery of a teenage T-rex fossil could help scientists learn how this iconic dinosaur grew up.
This animal was once common inland but is now found only in the deserts of southwest Queensland and northeastern South Australia , in less than 20 per cent of its former range.
English settlers had an unusual and disgusting diet during the Starving Time period in the 17th Century. The colonists settled in Jamestown, Virginia where 90 percent died one winter.
Vodafone has launched a new Official Glastonbury Festival App for 2024, which features a Map Pinning tool.
Video shows the tiny hazel dormouse - one of Britain's rarest mammals - being released in a secret woodland location.
Elephants react to their names just like humans, new research shows. Recorded elephant calls found they responded to calls intended for them, showing they're capable of abstract thinking.
What is the ultimate British meal deal? To answer this burning question, MailOnline turned to AI chatbot, ChatGPT, which came up with a list of five top combinations.
Skeptics have long questioned why UFOs, if they are E.T. craft, would visit Earth so often - but two Harvard scientists suspect the beings may have been here all along
The human body can develop temporary and long-term metal health and medical issues from abstaining from sex, whether voluntarily or involuntarily, experts have warned.
Cases of dengue fever and other mosquito-borne diseases are rising significantly in Europe, the EU's health agency has warned.
Quicksand is a dense, mud-like substance found near bodies of water that could kill if the tide rolls in while people are trapped. However, people typically only sink to waist height and are rescued quickly.
The FAA warned Boeing that improper electrical grounding on its 777 could result in 'fire or explosion' mere months, according to a notice first reported by DailyMail.com
Astronomers have discovered another Earth-like planet that shows promising signs of hosting life. The planet, called Gliese 12 b, has a surface temperature of 107 degrees Fahrenheit.
Experts suggest items that were not included in the government's list of household essentials that are needed in case of an emergency.
The 'Third Thumb' can be used to pick up objects, open drinks bottles, sift through playing cards and even peel a banana - all with just one hand, reveal experts at the University of Cambridge.
Zach Rogers, eight, was playing near the White Water River in County Down, Northern Ireland, when he touched the hated giant hogweed.
Researchers analysed hundreds of posts on the Chinese video-sharing app to identify hashtags that indicate addictive and potentially dangerous e-cigarettes are being sold alongside innocent items.
Participants ended their hike at the Ffynnon Llugwy reservoir in the Carneddau range of mountains - a natural amphitheatre where an intimate, acoustic gig took place.
The enormous floating berg, called A83, has a total area of 146 sq miles (380 sq km) and is around 490 feet (150 metres) thick.
Activision, makers of the Call of Duty series, as well as Facebook's parent company Meta are being sued by families of the victims of the Uvalde, Texas mass shooting
Researchers from the University of East Anglia found that shortly after Ukraine was invaded by Russia, the birds' usual migratory course was altered.
A team of researchers at Hebei Medical University engineered virus to contain parts of Ebola in a lab that killed a group of hamsters in just three days.
Popular baby names have remained fairly consistent over the last decade, with Olivia and Liam topping the list for the sixth and seventh consecutive year. Parents have also gotten names from TikTok stars.
Researchers have discovered evidence that indicates our native rodents once served as an important host for the Mycobacterium leprae strains that cause leprosy in humans.
Scientists say that T-Rex might not be the cold-blooded killer we once thought as evidence suggests that dinosaurs like it might have been able to generate heat.
Experts have unearthed rare handwritten annotations made by the famous English poet, which include an example of 'prudish censorship'.
Boston Dynamics' robot dog, Spot, can be seen wearing a blue, sparkly dog costume as it performs an impressive dance routine.
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has predicted the geomagnetic storm, while not as strong, could light up the night sky yet again on Sunday night.
Hinge is testing a new tool called 'Your Turn Limits', which is designed to increase daters' focus on quality over quantity of matches.
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