SCIENCE

2,500 animals of the critically endangered species have died in an outbreak that began in livestock.

300,000-year-old corals stretching for 20km tell the story of the historic event.

Geneticist Vavilov ended up starving to death in a Soviet gulag in 1943.

When played their 'favourite song', participants said it no longer elicited the same feeling.

Homes destroyed and trees felled as seven twisters injure at least 20 people.

Quake struck coastal city of Pasni in Balochistan province.

The level of harmful breathable particles known as PM2.5 has hit 1,000 micrograms. The World Health Organisation acceptable standard is 20-25 micrograms.

New species of gecko was discovered on the limestone karst of Ankarana in northern Madagascar.

Cheirogaleus shethi named after Brian Sheth, Global Wildlife Conservation board director.

Environment Minister stands by decision to close 23 of 41 mines and says country 'unfit for mining'.

Sulphides are toxic to marine life at concentrations of just a few hundred parts per million.

NASA scientists say that a greenhouse gas effect from carbon dioxide couldn't have warmed Mars enough to melt its ice.

Geoglyphs in the Amazonian forest were not created via large-scale deforestation.

Armyworms are a crop pest native in the Americas but have recently become an invasive species in Africa.

Scientists have sequenced the genome of the Australian pitcher-plant.

Wildfires occur everywhere around the globe but we can take steps to reduce the destruction they cause.

A 2015 paper finding that there was no 'global warming hiatus' has been verified in independent studies.

Scientists call for urgent action as crop-destroying caterpillar is wreaking havoc in Africa.

At least 50 confirmed dead in Afghanistan and at least 9 dead in Pakistan.

A British vet who performed the surgery on Aan said early signs her sight will be restored look 'promising.'

The creature had to be put down after efforts to help alleviate pin and help it leave the shore failed.

A young dolphin washes up on a beach in Devon. Here's how two marine biologists investigate its death.

Helium 3 from the Moon could lead to fusion energy, but who gets to profit from it?

We all know how bad it is, yet still we carry on stuffing our fridges with perishable food, because we can.

The plant suffered 3 meltdowns as a result of the tsunami on 11 March, 2011.

The long-outdated technology needed to play the recordings had to be rebuilt almost from scratch.

The cat was relieving itself on the man's driveway at the Pinewood Trailer Park in Ormond Beach.

Architectural historian digitally reconstructs castle to show what it would have looked like in the 1600s.

A lot of dead bacteria in rocks soaked up the oxygen in the atmosphere for billions of years.