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Thylacine resurrection

Modern Humans Began to Evolve, and Almost Immediately Split Into Three Groups

In ‘Glass Microbiology,’ Sculptures Explore the Science Behind Modeling Viruses and Bacteria

Woman discovers ‘zombie’ shark inside abandoned aquarium

The thriving wild boar population creating havoc in the Highlands

Wild boar once roamed free in the Scottish Highlands but a combination of hunting and loss of habitat led to their demise in the 13th Century. Now they are back and enjoying a resurgence, but this brings its own problems because the boar are incredibly powerful, incredibly destructive, and they just won’t stay in one place..

The Venus of Willendorf is a 4.4-inch Venus figurine, found in 1908 at a Palaeolithic site near Willendorf, a village in Lower Austria.
In a new study published by the University of Vienna in collaboration with Vienna’s Natural History Museum, researchers applied high-resolution tomography, suggesting that the Venus originates from a region in northern Italy.

Tyrannosaurus rex may have been three species, scientists say

Biggest bacterium ever discovered amazes scientists with its complexity

Cat report from Wales

Nine steps to restore the thylacine

Restoring the thylacine

Conserving the Obo snail