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From altered taste buds to 'mile-high bloating', doctors explain the unusual ways air travel affects your body.

Experts searching for the world's largest mako came face-to-face with a colossal female believed to measure more than 13 feet.

A massive fire has erupted near Nevada's top-secret Area 51 base, fueling speculation that officials may have recently tested a classified weapon.

Oxford University researchers have found a 100-fold increase in the movement of campylobacter bacteria between wild birds and commercial chickens since 1900.

A set of footprints that date back more than 1.4 million years reveals our ancient relatives may have travelled in all-male gangs.

Antarctica's melting ice is unlocking a toxic time that could poison the pristine ecosystem, scientists have warned.

Millions of Americans are facing blackouts, forcing officials to issue an emergency order to provide power to 17 states.

A few lost minutes of sleep here and there is something we all overlook. But now, scientists have revealed it could be driving weight gain - and putting you at risk of numerous health conditions.

A flaw affecting millions of vehicles could allow thieves to unlock cars remotely and drive away within minutes. The most vulnerable models were Honda, Toyota and Ford.

A shark attack survivor who lost his hand and leg has discovered the secret 'dinner bell' which call bull sharks to attack humans.