Scientists exploring one of the deepest parts of the ocean have discovered three new species of snailfish.
Residents of the Russian city of Taganrog have been inundated with huge swarms of winged insects this week.
A single-celled protozoan may actually be a lot faster than cheetahs, marlins or peregrine falcons.
A huge squid measuring 4.2 meters long has been discovered washed up on the Wellington coastline.
An alligator named Muja, who lives in Belgrade Zoo, is considered to be the oldest alligator in captivity.
A new study has revealed that coral reefs have been around for far longer than previously realized.
It has been discovered that a colony of 500,000 breeding pairs has been reduced to just 60,000 within 35 years.
Originally spotted last year, this unusual animal has since been confirmed to be a genuine cross-breed.
The critically endangered rhinos had been living in a new sanctuary in southern Kenya when the disaster occurred.
Scientists have discovered a new species of wasp that lays its eggs on spiders using its massive stinger.
It turns out that spiders are able to stay airborne over vast distances using the Earth's natural electric fields.
A new study has revealed that, unlike wolves, dogs seem to have lost the ability to reconcile after a fight.
Remarkable new footage shows a white-faced capuchin using a stone as a hammer to break open nuts to eat.
A gentle gorilla who famously mastered sign language and understood 2,000 words has sadly passed away.
Scientists have revealed that giant hogweed has spread to Virginia and can now be found in at least eight US states.
Several of the trees, which date back thousands of years, have abruptly died off within the last decade.
Scientists have identified a previously unknown species of primate that lived around 400,000 years ago.
Conservationists have reported that the number of gorillas in one region of Rwanda has now doubled.
Scientists have identified a 500-mile-long ocean corridor used by large numbers of sharks and other animals.
A recent study aimed to find out how marine park dolphins actually felt about their life in captivity.