"...Earth's engine actually turns organic carbon into diamonds many hundreds of kilometers below the surface."

The presence of the whales in this region indicates that the waters are rich and suitable for seasonal breeding.

The fly behavior mimics how humans behaved during social isolation in pandemic conditions.

While climate change is causing some animals to shrink, city-based mammals are becoming heftier due to human food waste.

This is the first animal that doesn't show signs of deterioration in memory function over time, researchers said.

The Madras High Court in its verdict stated, “not even an inch of [Shola] forest land should be encroached."

The plant may potentially serve as a "biological control agent" for killing fungus gnats and other undesirable insects in greenhouses.

Planned dams and reservoirs are leading contributors to the decline of free-flowing rivers around the world, experts say.

Ingestion of plastic can severely impact the health of marine animals, and includes exposing them to cancer risk.

The fossil belonged to a flying reptile species from 110 million years ago and is the largest of its kind discovery yet.

Named “Cattail,” astronomers are still unsure of what the structure is, demonstrating how little we know about our galaxy.

Eye size can help predict where birds mate, lay eggs, and what they eat — valuable information for future conservation efforts.

It’s important to plant the “right species in the right places in the right mix and right manner” to avoid ecological imbalance, experts say.

Continued exposure to agrochemicals will result in declines of bees -- "to the detriment of human and ecosystem health."

"The life-cycle of Emperor penguins is tied to having stable sea ice, which they need to breed, to feed and to molt," experts note.

This is the first time in the 70-year-long history of the reserve, which is home to 1,500 macaques, that a troop has a female monkey boss.

“It's pretty exciting. This way we link the dance of the molecules in the microbial mat to the dance of our planet and its Moon," a scientist said.

The proposed 'Maldives-like beaches' and 370 villas will destroy and permanently modify large areas of the ecosystems, experts say.