The plan was to renovate a laundry room. But then bones from a 12 000 year old polar bear showed up This is the story of how the best-preserved Ice Age polar bear in the world ended up at the Museum of Archaeology in Stavanger in the 1980s. Norway's first Stone Age people may have lived alongside this polar bear.
When poison takes flight: these birds might kill you – if you eat them Snakes, mushrooms, frogs and some plants – but not birds, right? Well actually yes: here is what we know about the poisonous chirpers.
Gps-signal, fridge and gardening: The many weird features of animal venom What does the shrew, the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, and the Tawny Crazy Ant all have in common? They use venom in weird and unique ways.
New spacecraft to solve mystery: Why is the Sun's atmosphere a hundred times hotter than its surface?
A volcanic catastrophe off the Norwegian coast likely explains dramatic global warming 55 million years ago
How are galaxies formed? Astrophysicist Peter Laursen takes you on a step-by-step journey through galaxy formation – from primordial collapse to the formation of spiral arms.
What is a galaxy? What are they made of and how many different types are there? Astrophysicist Peter Laursen explains.
Who came first, sponges or comb jellies? A Danish biologist has gone through more than 1,000 articles in an attempt to find morphological characters, which could help to settle the debate about which of the two groups forms the most basal branch on the evolutionary tree of the animal kingdom.
Wolf packs don’t actually have alpha males and alpha females, the idea is based on a misunderstanding
