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Cornell University has released online the world’s largest ever digital collection of animal and bird calls, an enormous archive of recordings dating back to 1929.

26 Aug 2013

3 min read

Exceptionally warm ocean temperatures have been blamed for the widespread early melting of sea ice along the northern Alaskan coast.

01 Jul 2019

3 min read

Scientists say the orientation of whale skeletons found in Chile's Atacama desert shows that the animals "died at sea, prior to burial on a tidal flat".

26 Feb 2014

1 min read

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Kevin Stadler will try to emulate his father Craig's feat of winning the US Masters later this year after winning the Phoenix Open by a single stroke.

03 Feb 2014

3 min read

The World Wildlife Fund says 56 emaciated polar bears have gathered on the edge of a Russian village.

08 Dec 2019

2 min read

Greenpeace protesters dangling from a bridge in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday forced back an icebreaker that Royal Dutch Shell needs in Alaska to start drilling in the Arctic, as a U.S. judge ordered activists to pay daily fines starting at $2,500 per hour.

30 Jul 2015

3 min read

A medieval chess piece could fetch STG1 million at auction after a family discovered they had one of the long-lost Lewis Chessmen.

03 Jun 2019

3 min read

American golfer Kevin Stadler, at seven under par, leads the French Open by one stroke from German former champion Marcel Siem.

03 Jul 2014

3 min read

Photographs of the alien-like object washed ashore near Auckland have sparked an online debate - but scientists believe that have the answer as to what it is.

13 Dec 2016

2 min read