“Individual footprints are quite commonly found in the UK, especially on the coasts around Sussex, the Isle of Wight and ...

The passenger pigeon was once the most numerous bird in the world, but in just half a century, it had gone extinct.

This is a very special tiger. He is one of fewer than 400-500 wild, critically endangered Sumatran tigers. It was a huge challenge for Steve to photograph one, as those that have escaped poaching and ...

Boasting natural daylight and a clean aesthetic, our Garden Kitchen brings the outdoors inside.

Enjoy unrivalled views of the Museum’s famous architecture, browse our selection of incredible specimens in the Cabinet of Curiosities, and see copies of Mary Anning's original sketches and letters on ...

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The Quadrantid meteor shower is active from late December 2024 to early January 2025. It will peak on 3–4 January. Read on for tips on how to catch the best view of this stunning shower from planetary ...

In recognition of the high standard of entries, 25 extra images were selected by the Natural History Museum and put to the public vote. The conditions for photographing at the Norwegian archipelago ...

The list this year includes new discoveries found on Earth, from towering dinosaurs to tiny amphipods, discovered in all manner of environments from the deep sea to a living room in south Wales.

Our species mated with the Neanderthals much later than thought. New research reveals that Neanderthal genes entered our own DNA within the past 50,000 years, rewriting the story of how Homo sapiens ...

A previously unknown rock type at the future landing site of the European Space Agency’s new Mars rover is revealing more about the red planet. The rock is believed to have come from an ancient ...