The river delta of Camargue in France is home to the peculiar spectacle of water that turns blood red.
A large number of small volcanic rocks have covered an area the size of Belgium northeast of Auckland.
Donna the Nile hippopotamus lived at Mesker Park Zoo in Indiana for over five decades.
A cheetah at Cincinnati Zoo was timed running 100m in 5.95 seconds at an astonishing speed of 61mph.
If climate change continues then the Antarctic could be transformed in to a lush forest zone.
Studies in to bird intelligence have suggested that birds are just as intelligent as young children.
Termites in the rainforests of French Guiana literally blow themselves up to help defend their peers.
A new study suggests that dolphins may use complex nonlinear maths when hunting for fish.
The juveniles have been observed locating and disabling poacher traps after one of their own was killed.
Some whale sharks have developed the unique ability to suck fish straight out of the fishermen's nets.
Scientists have been studying how some animals use magnetic navigation to find their way around.
A massive crocodile caught in the Philippines has been confirmed as the largest in the world.
Thought to be around 100 years old, Lonesome George was the last Pinta giant tortoise known to exist.
A mammoth conservation effort has helped bring one of the rarest birds back from the brink of extinction.
Humans are believed to have evolved the innate ability to both sense and fear spiders and snakes.
Scientists have recorded swifts flying vast distances of over 3,000 miles in the space of a few days.
A thriving pea soup of plankton has been found living in the frozen depths below arctic ice sheets.
The average raindrop is 50 times bigger than a mosquito, so how do they avoid being killed ?
Two peopled have died after a mass of dangerous spiders swarmed the town of Sadiya in India.
Justin Schmidt has spent his life being stung by insects on purpose in order to find the answer.