Scientists have predicted that a cataclysmic series of events could occur within the next 30 years.
A paleontologist who worked on the film series believes that real-life dinosaurs may be coming soon.
The world's tallest mountain was shifted three centimeters by the earthquake that struck in April.
Palaeontologists have been quick to point out the flaws in this summer's follow-up to Jurassic Park.
British historian Gerrard Williams maintains that Hitler did not perish in his bunker after all.
The special mechanism used to hoist wild animals in to the world famous arena has now been rebuilt.
Smalltooth sawfish in Florida appear to have developed a novel new way of escaping their own extinction.
Over half of the world's remaining saiga antelope population has dropped dead within the last few weeks.
Gao Bingguo set a new world record by engulfing his body in a swarm of bees weighing more than 109kg.
18-year-old Adrianne Lewis has a tongue that's so long she can use it to lick her own eyeballs.
People from several different countries have been reporting strange 'trumpet blasts' coming from the sky.
One of the seven wonders of the ancient world is to be completely rebuilt near to its original location.
Water-rich asteroids are thought to have brought water to countless other worlds throughout the universe.
Scientists have succeeded in identifying red blood cells inside a man frozen in ice for over 5,000 years.
A celebration of all things Star Wars has been kickstarted by cries of 'May the Fourth be with you'.
A unique ecosystem discovered 1,000ft underground may increase the odds of finding life on other worlds.
Several new studies appear to support the idea that the moon formed after a collision between two worlds.
A plant that relies on the lunar cycle for survival is the only one of its kind anywhere in the world.
Lake Baikal in Siberia has been home to a spate of peculiar sightings and strange tales in recent years.
Two of the world's most invasive species of termite may be mating to produce a new type of 'super' pest.