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Scientists find a compound based on a molecule in dragon blood helps heal infected wounds in mice.

Scientists will use a "car wash-adapted" drill in a world-first bid to cut through the world's highest glacier.

Climate change scientists aim to become the first team to drill into the world's highest glacier.

A 25-year government plan sets out a bold vision for nature in England, but campaigners say it lacks specific policies.

A robot sea snake that could one day "explore the Titanic" makes its debut at an ocean expo.

It's not a household name, but an ancient amphibian found in the Scottish borders fills a crucial period in the evolutionary record.

They had been kept indoors to protect them from an infectious strain of bird flu.

A Nottingham chemistry professor takes a hammer to the tough new plastic fiver.

Scientists say coral bleaching has damaged the World Heritage site for two years in a row

Coral bleaching has hit two-thirds of Australia's Great Barrier Reef within two years, surveys show.

See the animals born since the world's been watching for April the giraffe to give birth

Scientists at University College London are working on a project to capture aromas for their historic value.

Millions of pieces of man-made trash are orbiting the Earth. Some are tiny, but all pose a risk.

Scientists capture a dramatic collision between two young stars that tore apart their stellar nursery.

Everything you know about memory may be wrong.

Could edible caterpillars help fight malnutrition and food security problems in West Africa?

Astronomers make the first detection of an atmosphere surrounding a "super-Earth" planet.

UN celebrates fall in renewables costs but warns that investment is slipping

Amazon's founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is investing $1bn (£801m) a year to fund his Blue Origin company.

Rare furnishings in England's historic houses are under threat from a new species of the insect.