Black Trowel Collective Migrants have called out other archaeologists for their ‘harmful’ academic research that perpetuates gender norms
The country recently lost enough ice that would cover 7.2 million Olympic-sized swimming pools.
A study has revealed the normal length of both a flaccid and erect penis in the UK.
The bloke has been crucified for undermining the importance of saving the ozone layer.
Health officials of the West African nation confirmed two patients who recently died in hospital were carrying the disease.
Experts are predicting that the country will experience record temperatures over the coming days
Feeling frisky during the heatwave? There's one position you should definitely steer away from
May his uncle now 'shred in death'.
Dr Rena Malik says men are five times more likely to suffer from erectile dysfunction after battling the virus.
The tiny crab-looking robotic lads are the size of a ballpoint pen tip and are being developed to help with invasive surgeries.
According to the study, face-to-face positions are the most likely to stimulate clitoral blood flow, while doggy was the least likely.
Scientists believe that 'space bubbles' could act as a buffer for the Earth against harmful solar radiation.
A new pill to rid the after effects of drinking alcohol has hit the market.
Break out the barbecue, because warm weather is on the way
The G1-class geomagnetic storm caused auroras across many northern-tier US states
Caitlin Jensen remains in a neurological ICU fighting for her life with a traumatic brain injury.
Gulls are thought to become intoxicated by the acid produced by their food
Kim Phuc’s last treatment comes only a few weeks after the photo’s 50th anniversary.
Scientists have found a new species of carnivorous plant in Indonesia.
The ACIC report also shared that Australians are the biggest ice users per capita, over 24 countries, including Asia and Europe.
New research shows that sexualisation in video games does not lead to misogynistic views or body image issues.
A British scientist has said new drugs that remove 'zombie cells' in our bodies could let humans live to the age of 200
It might be time to ditch those birth charts.
PhD Graduate in geosciences and one of the study’s authors Emma Kast said the Megalodon could eat anything it wanted.