SCIENCE

Egyptian bats look cute but they never seem to stop squabbling over food, mating and who perches where.

2016 was an exciting year for space and astronomy, and 2017 should be just as good.

The first robotic Mars probe will be launched by 2020, Wu Yanhua of China National Space Administration said.

Around 15 tonnes of rubbish was left on Coogee beach after revellers' parties.

For 30 countries, renewable sources are already just as efficient as coal.

Vera Rubin had to overcome significant barriers as a pioneering female scientist.

The typhoon left seven people, including a sailor of the sunken ship, dead.

It's not known whether Adélies snack on the gonads as a delicacy or are being driven to unusual food sources by a changing habitat.

Current cheetah numbers and range could justify listing the species as 'endangered'.

The super storm left 3 people dead in Albay city on Bicol Islands, where it made its first landfall on 25 December.

The National Weather Service predicts snow totals of 8 to 15 inches in the region.

The typhoon is set to make landfall on Sunday evening in Catanduanes province on the Bicol peninsula.

Repeating FRBs came from same location far beyond the Milky Way where 10 had previously been detected.

Santa may be sweltering at the Pole as temperatures soar 26C higher than he is used to.

If there was a massive star in the sky, why didn't King Herod and his advisers know about it ?

These ferocious baby dinosaurs' teeth all fell out as they turned into adults.

Per-Willy Amundsen has stated previously that he believes climate change to be a socialist ploy.

Time scientist explains why we have leap seconds and why they will become more common in the future.

What theoretical physicists have found out about the cosmos over the past 12 months.

The fish was discovered in the poorly understood 'twilight zone' between shallow and deep waters.

A robotic vehicle filmed some of the world's toughest animals and plants beneath the ice sheet.

A joint University of Birmingham-Egypt Exploration Society Research Project has revealed a hidden wall below a visitors' pathway.

Cornish Sardine Management Association said that one of its vessels had released a catch for 'safety' reasons.

Colo, a mother-of-three, was the first gorilla to born in a zoo.

2017 will not be as hot as 2016, and some may interpret this as a sign that climate change is not real.

Changes in luminosity consistent with 'avalanche model' where smaller dips precede larger ones.

Study was conducted in water fleas, a species that can reproduce both sexually and asexually.

A golden jackal has never been pictured alive before and living wild in the Czech Republic.

Some of the fantastically horrible-looking animals have defied identification as a known species so far.