Science

The singing star produces bass notes thousands of times deeper than a human ear can hear.

Experts at the University of York used similar DNA methods that trace human ancestors to look at archaeological seeds used in wine production.

It was caused by a 13 billion ton space rock that crashed near the present-day town of Ullapool - 1.2 billion years ago.

The tracks could also function as "stepping stones" connecting different groups of frogs, according to a study

The shells of tiny rockpool crabs which are often spotted along Britain's coasts include several colours and patterns to distort the outline of their bodies.

University of Sussex Flat Earth Society are expecting to host more than 800 people at their first ever official ball - which will see students and like-minded thinkers gather to talk about how they think the earth is not round.

Earth-style quakes are wrinkling it "like a raisin" - creating step like cliffs called 'scarps'

Research revealed half of parents – including 59 per cent of those under 25 - feel the so-called ‘anti-vaxx’ movement is becoming more influential.

Ice cores from the French Alps have revealed mining for lead and silver led to poisons being released into the air more than 2,000 years ago.