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Scientists from the University of Zurich and the Natural History Museum have discovered a previously unknown species of dinosaur.

A futurist says it is "possible" the Chinese could start mining for fuel on the Moon.

Marine scientists have explored an underwater mountain off the west coast of Scotland for the first time.

Professor of planetary sciences Ian Garrick-Bethell explains what gave the Moon its unusually distorted shape.

Up to half a mile of land is being lost every 50 years due to coastal erosion, as Sian Lloyd reports.

Marine experts have said a dolphin spotted in the River Severn in Gloucestershire will make its own way back to the sea.

MPs have called for a ban on food waste going in to landfill.

Warming seas are reducing the food supply for Antarctic seals, say researchers.

Arturo, the polar bear dubbed 'the world's saddest animal', will be staying at his zoo in Argentina, despite a massive petition calling for him to be moved to a colder climate.

A team at Chester Zoo has given a check-up, including heart ultrasound scan to its giant reticulated python, named JF.

There has been an increase in the number of slugs in Britain's gardens due to the warm and damp weather.

More and more jellyfish are being spotted on the UK's coastline during the summer months, and now scientists have decided to try and find out why.

Civilian drones are being tested across Africa's game reserves in a hi-tech battle with poachers threatening the continent's wildlife tourism industry.

The Loris, one of world's smallest primates is under threat through loss of habitat. Naturalist Chaminda Jayasekara runs a conservation site to protect the animals.

The Glasgow Science Centre tower has reopened to the public after being closed for almost four years.

Sir David Attenborough has urged the public to look for butterflies as part of the Big Butterfly Count