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Male Kentish glory moths are to be counted with the aid of bits of rubber coated in the scent of female moths.

The fossil of a hatchling dinosaur dubbed Baby Louie is recognised as a new species of feathered dinosaur.

Scientists release groundbreaking medical scans that reveal how the human brain develops.

Data collected from air quality monitoring stations shows high levels of pollution at the site.

An exotic grass planted as a biomass crop could be a valuable habitat for the brown hare, scientists say.

Yet more remains are presented of the extraordinary naledi people who appeared to cache their dead.

Delegates are wary of changing the Paris climate agreement just to keep the Americans on board.

After almost two years in orbit, the X-37B Orbit Test Vehicle has returned to Earth - but what has it been doing?

An ancient creature

What was the US Air Force's X-37B doing during its almost two years in orbit?

Land Speed Record holder Andy Green describes how the Bloodhound supersonic car will drive in a straight line.

The French collection was incinerated by Australian biosecurity officers due to missing paperwork.

As negotiators meet in Bonn, the talk is of the US president and his intentions for the Paris accord.

The minefields laid in the Falkland Islands 35 years ago have been a blessing for penguins, which are not big enough to trigger explosions. But now the time has come for their home to be demined.

Scientists in Germany have invented an indoor sun.

The satellite, funded by India, will help South Asian nations boost their communication services.

The scheme is part of the government's draft clean air plan, which critics dismissed as "toothless".

After a protracted legal battle, ministers are forced to reveal anti-pollution proposals.

Watch the moment a young ape is freed after two years locked away in a wooden cage in Indonesia.

A fossil found on Skye of the early mammal suggests it had a set of milk teeth, say palaeontologists.