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Deep-water expeditions in the Coral Sea continue to reveal how little of the ocean's biodiversity has actually been documented. Areas that appear visually empty on sonar scans often contain dense biological communities once remotely operated vehicles descend to the seafloor.

The Pennine hills are likely to become ground zero for combating climate change. In northern England's peatland bogs, thousands of strategically made holes, called "scallop bunds," are aiding in bringing back destroyed peatlands to life, sequestering carbon, and restoring wetlands.

With the melting of Arctic ice on the eastern side of Baffin Island in Canada's Arctic, scientists are uncovering ancient tundra plants that remained buried beneath ice for more than 40,000 years.

Ever wondered what lies beneath the frozen continent of Antarctica? Well, it's an ecosystem that once seemed inconceivable.

Unbelievable discoveries aren't new in the world of Science. According to a team of scientists analysing the seafloor along the Labrador coast of Canada, they made an unbelievable discovery.

Scientists at King's College London have developed an experimental bone-healing material made from sheep wool that could one day offer a sustainable alternative to collagen in regenerative medicine. The research focused on keratin, a structural protein naturally found in wool, hair, and nails.

Scientists from China have identified the existence of human-like speech pathways in the brains of marmoset monkeys, providing insights into the evolution of speech and communication in primates. According to the study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, marmoset brains contain an arcuate fasciculus, which is believed to be responsible for human language processing and speech development.

IIT Kanpur director Manindra Agrawal has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, one of the world's most prestigious scientific honours. The recognition places him among an elite group of scientists whose work has shaped modern knowledge, including figures such as Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein.

The fishermen of the Western Baltic have long faced a feathered dilemma. Great cormorants and gulls are not just looking at the sea; they are expert thieves.