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Zoo Miami welcomed the birth of a rare rhino on Tuesday, which was the first rhino ever to be conceived from induced ovulation and artificial insemination, the Florida zoo said.

Golfers at an annual professional golf tournament in Louisiana received a shock when a huge alligator decided to make a snake its next meal.

A storied silver brandy flask that survived the Titanic disaster is up for auction in the U.K. this weekend.

Widely dubbed as his "suicide note," the final message that Adolf Hitler ever wrote has surfaced and is set to go up for auction later this month.

We are sucking the life out of our beautiful planet.

NASA has released a stunningly beautiful image of a landslide on Mars in an area known as Cerberus Fossae.

Paleontologists have unearthed the fossil of an ancient crab that lived between 90 and 95 million years ago and is so "utterly bizarre" it literally perplexed the researchers.

Russia may soon decommission its most historic launch site, from which the world's first satellite, Sputnik, was lofted into space.

A new kind of Ankylosaurus, a genus of armor–plated dinosaurs that were among the last of the dinosaurs on Earth, has been discovered in Texas.

Thousands of penguin chicks from a colony in Antarctica virtually disappeared overnight three years ago when a storm destroyed the sea-ice they were be raised on, drowning them, according to a report. 

About 2,000 years ago, a heavily muscled man was murdered on a Greek island.

A year after the Civil War ended, West Virginia authorized the minting of more than 26,000 medals to honor the state’s soldiers that served in the Union Army. More than 150 years later, however, thousands of those medals are still unclaimed.

A huge alligator decided to take a stroll through a South Carolina golf course on Tuesday morning.

Reports that a creature was living in Scotland's Loch Ness go back to the 6th century, but a new study suggests that the legend of the Loch Ness monster and other long-necked "sea monsters" may have been influenced by something very real and even more terrifying — dinosaurs.

Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a tomb containing dozens of mummies, including the remains of a mother and child.

Scientists may have a new way to peer into physics' "dark world."

Greenland's ice sheet is melting six times faster than it was in the 1980s.

NASA may have recorded the first-ever "marsquake," thanks to its InSight lander.

Butterflies drink the tears of turtles, sweat and human urine to survive in harsh environments and an explorer has captured incredible footage to prove it.

A small European study has found that the average man's beard is more replete with human-pathogenic bacteria than the dirtiest part of a dog's fur.