Science

Two baby orangutans, Christopher and Stefan, rescued in Thailand after illegal trade, now under care by Thai authorities.

A recent study reveals that men leave a larger ecological footprint than women, mainly due to their meat consumption and car usage, impacting climate policies.

New moon samples from China's Chang'e 5 mission have reached the UK, stored in a high-security lab. Professor Mahesh Anand leads research on the precious 60mg moon dust, comparing it to gold.

April 2024 ranks as the second warmest on record with an average global temperature of 14.96 degrees Celsius, only 0.07 degrees cooler than the warmest April. The European climate service Copernicus highlights the impact of rising temperatures.

Tim Friede spent two decades injecting snake venom to build immunity, now his blood aids in developing broad-spectrum antivenom for multiple snake species.

Discover the secrets behind the longevity of the oldest individuals ever known, from faith and lifestyle to genetics and social connections.

Australia grapples with a long-standing plague of giant toads as a potential solution involving genetically modified toads emerges.

Discover the resilience of stray dogs in Tsjernobyl's exclusion zone, evolving genetically to survive radiation exposure. Scientists reveal insights on their social behavior and unique genetic adaptations.

Researchers find a new caterpillar species on Hawaii that covers itself with leftovers of its prey to evade predators like spiders.

New archaeological findings in York reveal a young, muscular gladiator's skeleton with lion bite marks, indicating actual fights with wild animals in Roman times.

Perseverance rover finds an unusual rock, Skull Hill, on Mars, puzzling scientists with its unique features and origin. Analysis suggests it may not be a meteorite but possibly a volcanic rock.

A team of American scientists claim to have discovered a new color, olo, only visible through retinal laser manipulation.

21 robots join runners in Beijing half marathon, showcasing technology. China's ultimate goal not yet achieved. Robots run alongside humans.

Siemens Energy raises profit outlook after wind turbine issues, sees order recovery. Analysts react positively to the news.

English museum exhibits book bound in murderer's skin from 1827, sparking controversy. Human skin book display raises ethical concerns.

Chemical fingerprints found on exoplanet K2-18b suggest presence of microbial life. More on telegraaf.nl.

Discover how tax evasion occurred in ancient Rome almost two thousand years ago as uncovered by a historic papyrus scroll.

European tourists infected with cholera after drinking Ethiopian holy water. Learn about the risks and consequences.

Archaeologists uncover 1,700-year-old altar in Tikal, Guatemala, potentially built by Teotihuacán, revealing Maya-Teotihuacán complex relationship.

Jules Vangeel, 22, stops marathon in crocs after 30km due to body signals. Training, heart rate, and performance analysis.

Steenrijke Katy Perry's space journey raises questions on affordability of space travel. Find out more about space tourism prospects.

British scientists successfully grow new teeth to replace fillings and implants, revolutionizing dentistry. Discover more on Telegraaf.nl.

Thai restaurant offers discounts based on body size, sparking debate on body shaming and humor in dining.

Researchers successfully revive extinct dire wolf through genetic manipulation, bringing back a prehistoric predator. DNA extraction difficulties explained.

A 3-year-old girl finds 3800-year-old Egyptian artifact while hiking near Jerusalem, adding to Israel's young archaeologists' discoveries.

A Philadelphia Zoo turtle couple, nearly 100 years old, successfully reproduces for the first time. Rare moment for Galapagos turtles.

Research unveils Sahara's lush past and mysterious inhabitants, isolated DNA lineage discovered in ancient remains, archeological findings detailed.

Antique shop owner purchases possible Renoir drawing for $12 in Pennsylvania, sparking authenticity investigation by art experts.

Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams share insights on their extended space mission, addressing technical issues and personal responsibility.

The European rocket launch from German start-up Isar Aerospace in Norway failed, impacting the space industry competition.