The primate is only the fifth new species of monkey to be discovered in Africa within the last 75 years.
The largest great white shark ever discovered in the Atlantic has been spotted again after not being seen for several months.
The greenland shark was always known to be long-lived, but it wasn't until now that it became clear just how long they live for.
Something lurks beneath our feet and its extreme scope is beyond anything that scientists have seen before.
A region of the ocean floor off the coast of Australia has been found to contain a significant number of whale remains.
A species of invasive fish in the United States has prompted a warning from wildlife authorities in multiple states.
Scientists have identified species of wren that have almost doubled in size due to a unique evolutionary phenomenon.
New research has discovered that the birds we commonly see in towns and cities are more scared of human females.
A peculiar golden orb-shaped object discovered back in 2023 sparked a mystery that left experts perplexed.
Something large and exotic is thought to be prowling the wilds of Scotland's Cairngorms National Park.
A recent study has highlighted the levels of pharmaceutical pollution happening in the Bahamas.
A giant, visually striking invasive species of spider has been spreading rapidly across the continental United States.
The insects appear to have a unique solution to surviving the winter in flooded, underground conditions.
A disturbing find on a beach in Russia has raised the possibility that orcas may be resorting to cannibalism.
The iconic seed depository continues to provide a hedge against an apocalyptic doomsday scenario.
Footage of the unusual phenomenon was recently uploaded onto social media by local resident Mandy Campbell.
The discovery is so unexpected that it has been likened to 'suddenly finding a new [human] language in the middle of Europe'.
Scientists at the Schmidt Ocean Institute recently captured footage of this elusive giant of the deep.
Local wildlife officials were amazed when they received a report of giant tentacles washed up along the shoreline.
Various forms of life seem to have found a way to make the radiation-filled area around the nuclear plant their home.