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Standard Bank will stop financing all new coal- and oil-fired plants in most circumstances and reduce its fossil fuel exposure over time as part of a plan to reach net-zero by 2050, the South... | March 16, 2022

A new family tree of apes that lived in the Miocene between 23 and 5.3 million years ago reveals which are our close relatives and which are only distant cousins

The bobcat-sized creature has been called an evolutionary experiment, being the first known mammal to consume only meat.

If youve ever lived with a cat, youve probably received a painful chomp from your beloved furballs pointy canines at least once.

The Fall City area of southern Indiana is a region rich in both history and scenic beauty. It is located east of the towering knobs that help make this an

We can walk through time today in the North Sulphur because the Texas Reclamation Department channelized the river in 1929 to help with drainage for farming.

Tourists visit fossil remains at Wadi Al-Hitan in Fayoum, Egypt-

Tourists visit fossil remains at Wadi Al-Hitan in Fayoum, Egypt-

As humans, we cant seem to help leaving traces of ourselves behind everywhere we go. And some of these artifacts are bigger than others.

The HMS Endurance, the ship of polar explorer Ernest Shackleton that sank in 1915, has been discovered intact off the coast of Antarctica.