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An almost complete fossil of the giant ‘lizard fish’ Ichthyosaur has been unearthed in India.

An escaped Eurasian lynx from a wildlife park in the United Kingdom has prompted warnings not to approach the feline if spotted in the countryside.

Wildlife officials say that a wolf killed a cow in California for the first time in more than one hundred years.

Biologists who explore the Alaskan Arctic ecosystem aren't just interested in polar bears.

Imagine this: a large, feathered reptile with bold stripes and a colorful, raccoon-like face. Sound like something you’d probably see roaming around the world of Pokemon, right? Well it’s real, or at least it was. It’s called a Sinosauropteryx, and it lived here on Earth some 126 million years ago.

It was first seen just a month ago.

Shoppers were left saying, “oh, deer,” when the four-legged animal smashed into a Missouri hair salon.

An extremely rare silver-hilted sword used by an American officer during the Revolutionary War is set to go on display for the first time.

John Edmonds, the owner of a ranch in Buckeye, Ariz., says he is selling his home due to too many strange alien encounters.

Earth's first trees had hundreds of tree-like structures within them, making them exceedingly more intricate than the insides of modern trees, a new study finds.

Archaeologists have uncovered a shipwreck buried under silt and mud that dates back around 700 years to a time when the descendants of Genghis Khan ruled China, sometimes from their palace at Xanadu .

Archaeologists unearthed an ancient Coptic tombstone during a dig Sunday (Oct. 22), according to Egypt's antiquities ministry.

An ancient skull found in Papua New Guinea is evidence of early "human interactions with catastrophic events such as tsunamis," researchers say—and in this case, the "interactions" likely involved "death by sand blasting, dismemberment, impact, and drowning."

A wooden canoe made by Native Americans centuries ago will soon be available for the public to see at a new museum in Mississippi.

While keeping an eye on the sun's weather, a NASA spacecraft caught an awesome view of the moon passing across the face of the sun last week.

We know our galaxy is huge, and that there’s an untold number of other galaxies out there in the unimaginably large universe. We also know that there’s bound to be plenty of planets in those galaxies, and at least a portion of them are bound to be habitable by some form of life. So, why haven’t we detected, spotted, or at least heard the faint whispers of another intelligent civilization outside of Earth? A planetary scientist from Colorado’s Southwest Research Institute believes he might have the answer, and it’s literally chilling.

Albert Einstein’s note on the theory of happiness sold on Tuesday for $1.3 million at a Jerusalem auction, handing over the scientist’s 1922 musings to unknown buyers.

Albert Einstein’s note on the theory of happiness sold on Tuesday for $1.3 million at a Jerusalem auction, handing over the scientist’s 1922 musings to unknown buyers.

The sci-fi series "The X-Files" popularized the saying "the truth is out there." And in the past 15 years, thousands of UFO sightings across the United States show a lot of people are still looking.

Cat got your tongue—or maybe a bear?