Dogs are often referred to as 'man's best friend' - but a new study suggests that some owners might need to rethink this nickname for their pet. Researchers from Eötvös Loránd University surveyed 800 dog owners and found that they all fit into three distinct categories. So, what kind of dog owner are you?
An optical illusion asks viewers to note whether they see a woman's or man's legs first which will determine if they're a good or bad communicator.
A bottled water company recalled thousands of its product after the FDA found it was contaminated with bacteria. The can indicate other microorganisms are in the water, like E. coli.
The Pentagon has released a new report on UFOs that revealed hundreds of documented incidents of unidentified and unexplained aerial phenomena (UAPs).
If you live near a factory or industrial site you're more likely to see snowfall this winter, according to a study. Researchers have discovered that industrial pollution can cause liquid clouds to turn into ice clouds when it is cold. This process, known as cloud glaciation, happens when tiny air pollution particles trigger cloud drops to change into ice crystals and fall as snow.
An analysis has revealed the shockingly high weekly grocery costs in each US state, with some Americans spending more than $300. On average, Americans are spending $270 per week on food.
Those you see as 'perfectionists' or 'type A' are likely wracked with anxiety driven by their desire to show they have it all together. This is known as high functioning anxiety.
Hurricane trackers have issued a 'life-threatening' warning in the Caribbean as a tropical depression barrels toward Florida. Experts say there is still a chance this storm could become Hurricane Sara.
Apple consumers have filed a class action lawsuit against the company for falsely advertising a popular device. The lawsuit claims Apple didn't inform them that the device was faulty.
The streets of London, New York, Dublin and Toronto have been full of thousands of people hoping to try and win celebrity lookalike contests in recent weeks. Amid the madness, you might be asking yourself - could I ever win a celebrity lookalike contest? Thankfully, help is at hand to answer this question, in the form of an app called Star by Face.
The average global temperature for last month was 59.58°F (15.32°C) - just 0.09°F (0.05°C) cooler than October 2023, the hottest October in history.
A doctor has weighed in on NASA astronaut Sunita Williams' denial of weight loss rumors as she nears her sixth month spent on the ISS. He's skeptical of the 'fluid shift' explanation.
The invention of the wheel is a major breakthrough in human history. But now, the records may have to be rewritten - as the earliest evidence of wheel use has been pushed back 6,000 years.
A new study reveals that people who use texting abbreviations such as 'FWIW' - instead of spelling out 'for what it's worth' - are perceived as more insincere.
MailOnline's interactive map reveals the locations of 155 sites added to Historic England's annual 'at risk' list. These are buildings or places that are 'at risk of neglect, decay or inappropriate development'. They include the world's first railway station in County Durham, a rare Victorian six-sail windmill in Lincolnshire and 'the finest Roman House on show in Britain'. The good news is 124 sites have been removed from the register in 2024 because their 'futures have been secured' - bringing the overall total to 4,891.
A report on the allegedly illegal UFO data program 'Immaculate Constellation' is now public after Congress heard from four witnesses on America's UFO problem Weds - as DailyMail.com reported live
Reports into recycling, published by Lancaster University, found uncertainty regarding product labels and different recycling facilities around the country means many are getting it wrong.
All eyes on a Florida after new hurricane models reveal Sara has a direct path to the state. Meteorologists warned Sara could become a hurricane next week, event reaching a Category 3.
The Beaver supermoon will shine in the night sky this weekend as it comes close to Earth. It will appear 14 percent larger than usual, and will be 12,000 miles closer.
Every year, around 80 unprovoked shark attacks are reported worldwide - including several that prove fatal. But the days of avoiding the water could finally be a thing of the past, as scientists from Macquarie University have found a surprisingly simple method to avoid shark attacks. Scientists say that attaching LED lights to you or your surfboard can create an 'invisibility cloak' which prevents sharks from attacking.
A poll of 2,000 people shows the ideal time to get home for a night in is 5:30pm. That gives you just over an hour until you should be settled down on the sofa by 6:42pm.
Another NASA employee has spoken out about the health of the stranded Starliner crew, but this time, the unnamed source raised concerns about Butch Wilmore. He has also lost weight, they say.
Shocking research conducted by NordPass has once again revealed that thousands of people in the UK are still using hackable phrases to secure their vital information.
As well as clothes, moths can cause irreparable and costly damage to carpets, upholstered furniture such as sofas, blankets and other soft furnishings, experts have warned.
This is the true face of the 'golden boy' - a mysterious teenage mummy interred in lavish style with a hoard of treasures to serve him in the afterlife. Found in Edfu, Upper Egypt, the mummy wore a golden head mask and had 49 amulets stashed around his body, including next to his penis. And though the identity of the deceased is lost to history, a new study has revealed his face for the first time in more than 2,000 years.
Images snapped of Iraq by US spy satellites in the 1970s have revealed the site of a historic battle that occurred more than 1,4000 years ago. The war ended with more than 30,000 soldiers dead. The team compared the imagery with historical text of the Battle of al-Qadisiyah, finding the location in about 20 miles south of Kufa in the Najaf Governorate.
Researchers from the University of Montpellier say that breeds with smaller brains respond best to training and have good short-term memory - two traits considered 'clever' in dogs.
Cybersecurity experts have revealed the seven common words and phrases you should never Google to avoid your computer being hacked by cybercriminals.
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams sparked health concerns when shocking photos showed her looking 'gaunt,' Williams has finally addressed the fears in a from the International Space Station.
'Depressing' conditions have been caused by anticyclonic gloom, a weather phenomenon typified by grey skies, mist and low cloud.
Americans were baffled by a mysterious object in the night sky, which broke apart and disappeared with in a minute. Reports questioned whether a fireball or meteor shower caused the phenomenon.
Hurricane trackers reveal that another storm is brewing in the Atlantic that could become Tropical Storm Sara as it enters the Gulf of Mexico. This comes as storm Rafael fizzled out over the weekend.
A white American Pitbull recently gave birth to a litter of puppies, but one of them looks strikingly different from her brothers and sisters. Her owner named the pup 'Fiona' after the Shrek character.
Elon Musk's ambitious 'Earth to Earth' project aims to transport passengers to other countries via space.
A study has uncovered a link between three common air pollutants and miscarriages. Fine particulates, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide may increase chance of pregnancy loss.
Time may be running out to curb climate change, scientists have warned - as new data reveals that the critical 1.5°C threshold has already been reached. A new study has found that humans' contribution to global warming was 1.49°C in 2023 and has now exceeded the limits of the Paris Agreement. Most measurements for human-caused climate change use the mid-1800s as the benchmark for the 'pre-industrial' period. However, using a novel method looking at gases trapped in ancient ice (top right), researchers from Leeds and Lancaster Universities have pushed the benchmark time back to the 1700s. Measuring from this period produces estimates for the human contribution to climate change which are 30 per cent higher than standard models.
Scientists from Penn State University have proposed a radical new theory for the Moon's origin which overturns the popular collision theory.
Health experts have slammed the World Health Organisation's recommendation to set the thermostat to 18°C (64.4°F), saying this could lead to an increased risk of illness.
NASA astronauts who were mysteriously hospitalized last month broke their silence during a press briefing, providing a cryptic explanation behind the the medical issue.
With the holiday season fast approaching, Apple sees no signs of improvement for this flagship device, predicting that only 50,000 or so more will sell by year's end
BAE Systems calls Striker II 'the world's most advanced helmet-mounted display' that 'immediately calculates the pilot's exact head position and angle'. At BAE Systems' offices in Rochester, Kent, MailOnline's Jonathan Chadwick was given exclusive access to try Striker II during a simulated flight from RAF Valley in Anglesey, Wales.
Researchers have solved the 3,000-year-old mystery of a high-status mummy. Using 3D technology, scientists were able to see into the ancient mummy's coffin for the first time.
Researchers from Radboud University say that having a high pain threshold and not learning from your mistakes could be a sign of psychopathic tendencies.
Experts from University College London say that the mysteries surrounding Uranus may have been the result of a powerful solar storm that occured just as a spacecraft visited the planet.
The smart glasses would guide drivers to, around and within buildings during the 'last 100 yards' of deliveries, according to 'five people familiar with the matter'.
Coming to cinemas on Friday (November 15), 'Gladiator II' features a host of stars including Paul Mescal , Denzel Washington , Pedro Pascal and Connie Nielsen. One Roman historian has called Gladiator II 'total Hollywood b*******' on the basis that it can't separate fact from fiction. Now, MailOnline reveals five glaring historical inaccuracies in 'Gladiator II', from dodgy accents to rhino riding and baboon fighting - so, how many did you spot?
Researchers from the University of Konstanz have discovered the secret of a perfect woman's body - and it might explain why Kim Kardashian and Marilyn Monroe are considered so attractive.
It's something that millions of households squabble over every winter - what temperature should you set your home thermostat at? Now, a survey of 2,000 Britons has settled the debate once and for all.
As horror classic A Nightmare on Elm Street celebrates its 40th anniversary, experts reveal whether dying in a dream can really kill you in real life.
Professor Mark Griffiths, an expert in Behavioural Addiction at Nottingham Trent University, has revealed the most unusual sexual 'paraphilias' he has encountered.
Photos have revealed NASA astronaut Sunita Williams' shocking weight loss as she and her crewmate remain stuck on the International Space Station (ISS). An anonymous NASA employee said the agency is working to help her stabilize and hopefully reverse her weight loss.
Scores of new witnesses have emerged with more footage of the eerie 'drone' UFO swarms buzzing key US military sites, including 'a big fireball in a cube' over Area 51
Most people have purchased a T-shirt at a concert as a keepsake, but that $20 tee could be worth more than $2,000. Here is a guide to see if you have a fortune in your closet.
Silicon Valley elites, like Microsoft founder Bill Gates, are throwing their financial weight behind an unproven scheme to fight climate change: global weather modification
Riley Kehoe was in Los Angeles doing a masters program and studying demons when two of them came into her room at night to attack.
Whether it's a stapler in jello or a classic whoopee cushion, many of us enjoy playing cheeky pranks on our friends. And a new study shows that we're not alone. Zookeepers at Berlin Zoo were amazed to witness an Asian elephant pranking its friend. The elephant, called Anchali, sabotaged her friend Mary's shower by lifting and kinking the hose to disrupt the flow of water.
Cybersecurity experts have issued an urgent warning that searching for a very specific six-word phrase could put you at serious risk of being hacked.
Supersonic test plane XB-1 smashed its top speed record Tuesday, screaming through the sky at Mach 0.82 or 499 knots (575 mph) of true air speed, its makers said
Congress revealed it will hold a hearing to expose the truth about UAPs. The Committee specifically said that the case will focus research programs conducted in the shadows of the government.
When the 'God of Chaos' asteroid flies by our planet in five years, Earth's gravity could cause it to experience 'asteroidquakes,' scientists predict. It will pass us by on April 13, 2029.
In legend, King Arthur and his knights ruled England more than 1,000 years ago before vanishing from history. Now, archaeologists have found that the mysterious site known as King Arthur's Hall is 4,000 years older than previously thought. King Arthur's Hall in Bodmin, Cornwall was once considered to be nothing more than a simple medieval animal pen. However, a team of researchers have now revealed that the site actually dates back to the early Neolithic period 5,500 years ago. This means the strange stone structure could be even older than Stonehenge and predates the legend of Arthur by thousands of years.
Researchers found that chimpanzees' performance on computer tasks is influenced by the number of people watching them.
A long-forgotten city was discovered in modern-day Saudi Arabia that revealed how humans urbanized 4,000 years ago. The ancient people exhibited signs of 'slow urbanization.'
Dr Primrose Freestone, a senior lecturer in Clinical Microbiology at the University of Leicester, has warned that second-hand clothes are 'swimming in germs'.
It's the age-old riddle that has baffled scientists for hundreds of years. But experts may have finally cracked the conundrum of whether the chicken or egg came first.
It's the skincare staple most women have in their beauty kit. But using a retinol - renowned for its anti-ageing benefits - could soon be replaced by simply bathing your face in infra-red lights, according to an expert. Shark Ninja - best known for vacuum cleaners and air fryers - has invented a £270 therapy mask that it claims to be the best way to banish wrinkles.
China posted the first official photo of its J-35A stealth fighter (above) on Tuesday, teasing the debut of a jet accused of originating with 'terabytes' of stolen US military data
The majority of the US is experiencing moderate to severe drought conditions that have led to fire bans and water conservation efforts in several states.
While the rest of us have been fretting about recycling and using paper straws, a new study shows that the private jets of the super-wealthy produced 46 per cent more pollution in 2023 than in 2019.
If you venture over to the snack cupboard, are you reaching for a packet of crisps or a chocolate bar? According to a new study, your answer could reveal a lot about your personality.
Britain is in the grip of 'anticyclonic gloom' with the weather having been stuck in a rut of mist, fog and low cloud for weeks - and no sunshine on the horizon. Much of England and Wales has had no meaningful rainfall apart from some drizzle since October 28, although Scotland last saw downpours over the weekend. And the last day with widespread sunshine across the UK was October 27, although a few weather stations recorded several hours of brightness on Halloween. The country's weather is being dominated by high pressure, or an anticyclone, which has been blocking fronts bringing rain and resulting in an extended dry spell. While such a setup often leads to warm and sunny days with light winds in the summer months, they can result in 'anticyclonic gloom' in autumn and winter. The Met Office has confirmed Britain is under such a phenomenon this week, with the high pressure trapping an area of moisture near the earth's surface. Low cloud, mist and fog are then formed by this moisture, which cannot lift and clear because the sunshine and the winds are light - giving the dull conditions.
Researchers used DNA sequencing to uncover the familial relationships of those killed in Pompeii during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
A new report claimed that the cellphone used by Donald Trump 's lead criminal defense attorney was hacked by Chinese cybercriminals who accessed text messages and recorded calls.
The Doomsday Glacier - an Antarctic glacier the size of Florida - is melting faster than expected. If it collapses, it will cause catastrophic flooding in coastal cities around the world.
Americans in two states have been told to stay out of the ocean due to Hurricane Rafael churning through the Gulf of Mexico. Forecasters warned waves up to 6ft high could form.
After public concern for the health of NASA astronaut Sunita Williams and four Crew-8 astronauts mounted this week, the agency says all of them are safe and healthy. Though NASA has not offered any additional details about Williams' status or what prompted the Crew-8 to receive medical attention.
The environmental campaigners have accused food safety bodies and the tuna industry of 'cynical lobbying' that serve 'economic interests... to the detriment of health'.
Meteorologists are tracking Hurricane Rafael's potential path toward the US after the storm barreled into Cuba. The storm has weakened to a Cat 2 and is now unlikely to hit the US.
Starbucks' mobile app has gone down for thousands of Americans heading to work.
This flavoured vape can weaken the lungs' natural defences, making it harder for the body to fight off infections, report scientists at McGill University in Canada.
Chinese scientists claim to have created a 'real-life Death Star' capable of devastating enemy satellites in orbit. The science-fiction-inspired weapon combines pulses of microwave radiation into a single powerful beam - just like the planet-destroying lasers shown in Star Wars (right).
Scientists predict that this year is now 'virtually certain' to be the hottest year on record and the first year to smash past the 1.5 degree targets of the Paris Agreement.
Scientists have revealed that the mysterious fat balls plaguing beaches are not toxic tar from an oil spill but actually have a fare more disgusting origin.
A 'groundbreaking' orbital maneuver was conducted by Space Force's secretive military spaceplane. The aircraft is the first-of-its-kind to use the Earth's atmosphere to reach a new level of orbit.
Apple fans have slammed CEO Tim Cook for a message he shared about Trump's election win against Kamala Harris.
Doctors have raised concerns about the health of NASA astronauts who have been stranded on the ISS for 152 days. Sunita Williams, 59, appeared in a photo that showed her cheeks were sunken in. It comes as four crew members were hospitalized after a recent return to Earth.
Researchers claim that the sounds used in many toy commercials are influencing the way children perceive masculinity and femininity.
A new optical illusion reveals whether you will respond logically or emotionally to the election results that confirmed Donald Trump will be the next US president.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has warned that tropical storm conditions will impact the Florida Keys today as Category 2 Hurricane Rafael barrels toward the Gulf Coast.
The US military launched a hypersonic nuclear missile shortly after Donald Trump declared victory in the presidential election.
A detectorist has made the 'discovery of a lifetime' after unearthing a nugget of gold - shaped like Britain. Jonathan Needham, 54, found the gold on the Staffordshire and Derbyshire border - and believes it was formed naturally beneath the ground there. The nugget - shaped like England, Wales and Scotland - is almost 3cm in length and over 1cm wide and weighs 10.3 grams.
A community of online sleuths has finally discovered the identity of the 'most mysterious song on the internet' after almost two decades of searching.
Idy, the daughter of a wealthy governor who lived around 1880 BC, was found in a coffin within another coffin in a tomb in the city of Asyut, 200 miles south of Cairo.
Federal authorities have opened a criminal investigation into the death of a dolphin found on a beach. The animal's flesh had been 'completely removed with clean cuts from a sharp instrument.'
Experts thought they'd found the aviator's missing plane towards the end of 2023, but it's actually an aircraft-shaped rock formation.
An overlooked feature on King Tutankhamun's death mask has revealed how the young ruler was buried. King Tut ruled during Egypt's 18th Dynasty, from 1332 BC to 1323 BC before he died at 19 years old.
DailyMail.com tested out all the functions of the new OS to pick out the genuinely useful new features launched in the U.S. in iOS 18.1.
Visitors to Mount Fuji were in for a surprise this year, as Japan's highest peak remained snowless throughout October, and even into the start of November.
Experts from Which? have warned that four unexpected devices could be spying on you.
The US military is set to launch a a hypersonic nuclear missile hours after polls close on Election Day in a test to show the nation's readiness of nuclear forces.'
Deliveroo has unveiled the top 30 trending dishes on its UK platform this year. The list includes some fairly predictable dishes, including pizzas, chicken wings, and cheeseburgers. However, it also includes some rather unexpected items, including a whole cucumber, protein bars, and unpasteurised kimchi.
A controversial company is charging parents-to-be $50,000 (£38,500) to screen their embryos for intelligence, an investigation has revealed.
Despite Apple's safeguards, users' 'diabolical' creations already include everything from guns and drugs to some very suggestive eggplants.
Surfers on Ocean Beach, Australia, were in for a surprise, after discovering a rather unexpected animal on the beach - an emperor penguin.
After spending more than 200 days on the International Space Station, a crew of four astronauts was recently hospitalized following a return to Earth on SpaceX's Dragon capsule.
These neatly designed puzzles baffle, delight, or frustrate millions of people around the world on a daily basis. But even the most dedicated Sudoku-solver might have never spotted this hidden mathematical secret. Mathematicians have found a powerful pattern known as the 'Phistomefel Ring' (pictured top right)which you can spot in every Sudoku ever made. And puzzle experts even say that this could help you solve the hardest puzzles much faster.
A very embarrassing glitch has reemerged on iPhone, judging from complaints online. 'I have a fairly new iPhone and this is happening,' one Apple fan said recently
Experts have now debunked the '27 Club' myth, saying that famous people are no more likely to die at 27 compared to other ages.
Researchers have found the hungriest black hole ever detected as it feasts on its host galaxy at a rate 40 times faster than the theoretical limit.
Weeks of drought in a northeastern state have caused river levels to sink so low that the historic Great Crossing Bridge has resurfaced for the first time in decades. Normally, it's 50 feet underwater.
If you were asked to envisage an actor, a neurotic person might spring to mind, while the thought of an salesperson may conjure up someone who is chatty and extraverted. While some consider these lazy stereotypes, a comprehensive new study suggests that such common assumptions are actually true. Using data from 68,540 people, researchers have identified the personality traits that typify more than 260 job roles. They found that actors, journalists, town planners, authors and graphic designers are among those that tend to be more neurotic. Meanwhile, PR managers, marketers, psychologists, dental assistants and film directors are generally more extraverted.
Asteroid mining might sound like something out of science fiction, but experts say it could be the path to out-of-this-world wealth.
Microsoft users are being warned about a bug causing the blue screen of death. The bug impacts computers that download the Microsoft Server 2025.
Tourists have had a long wait - over 20 years - to get a glimpse behind the doors of what is the largest archaeological museum in the world.
According to scientists, the perfect sandwich has a symmetrical arrangement of fillings and between a robust bread spread with room temperature butter.
The Pentagon's former chief UFO investigator has revealed his own role establishing a sensitive new program to recover 'alleged alien tech' in the event of 'a shoot down'
When New York-based psychotherapist Attiya Awadallah meets her dead father, it happens in her childhood home.
Experts have warned of an influx of a rather unexpected creature to British shores - the Portuguese Man O'War.
A UFO expert has come forward with shocking claims that alien ships visited every 'every major nuclear missile base' in the US during the 1960s and 70s, and the continue to do so to this day.
A swarm of earthquakes is rattling California 's Death Valley, with seismic activity detected all the way to Las Vegas. Since October 9, 130 quakes have struck the National Park. The largest was M4.7.
Every year, around five million people flock to Rome to visit the Sistine Chapel. The chapel - Cappella Sistina in Italian - is known for the stunning frescoes that decorate its ceiling, which were painted by Michelangelo between 1508 and 1512. Despite their worldwide fame, scientists are still spotting new details in his works.
A self-proclaimed sociopath explained how she can identify someone who has the same diagnosis as her. People should pay attention to body language to identify a sociopath.
A survey has revealed the US states that would be the safest places to hide if aliens invaded Earth. The analysis comes as public concern over the threat of an alien invasion has skyrocketed.
A 'zombie star' could be resurrected on Halloween night, experts say. T Coronae Borealis, also known as the 'Blaze Star,' is expected to explode, which will illuminate a dead binary star system.
A pair of Australian mathematicians have cast fresh doubt over the famous scientific proverb that if given an infinite amount of time, monkeys could type the complete works of Shakespeare.
Each year, the majestic view of Mt Fuji's snow-capped peak (pictured top right) draws hundreds of thousands of tourists from around the world. But many visitors will be in for a disappointment this year as Japan's highest peak is still snowless almost a month later than expected. As of this Monday, there was no snow on Mt Fuji's peak (pictured left) - marking the latest date that the mountain has been bare since records began 130 years ago. This beats the previous record of October 26 which occurred once in 1995 and again in 2016.
Apple users have flocked to vent their frustration over Safari's crashing which has left some threatening to quit the app altogether.
A new discovery linked to Jesus' miraculous catch of fish has revealed that the Biblical story could be true. Researchers have uncovered what may have caused 153 fish to come to the surface in the story.
A NASA model predicts that a geomagnetic storm could hit Earth on November 1, as a blast of solar plasma rockets toward our planet. It could cause aurora at northern latitudes.
Why do people believe in ghosts despite a lack of scientific evidence? Experts told DailyMail.com it's a combination of psychological, social and societal factors
The revered ceremonial garment was uncovered in one of three tombs at Vergina in northern Greece. However, it was not found in the tomb of Alexander the Great himself, but rather his half-brother, Philip III of Macedon. Experts say Philip III inherited the tunic after Alexander the Great's death in 323 BC at the age of 32. Remains of the tunic are pictured along with an artistic record of him wearing it. Unfortunately, the resting place of Alexander the Great himself still remains a mystery. It's generally agreed that he was originally buried in Egypt, but it is thought his body was moved to prevent looting.
A Tesla CyberTruck that was left on the side of the road in Seattle, Washington became an unlikely tourist attraction, complete with its own Google Maps pin entry and sub Reddit.
Beachgoers are being warned to stay out of the water as waves reach 16 feet high in some areas. The swells could pull people into the deep sea without warning, leading to death.
Researchers have developed a new model to calculate the chance of aliens' existence in our universe. The possibility of other lifeform civilizations likely depends on how dark matter forms.
Canva went down this morning leaving thousands of users unable to download creations or access the app and website.
Global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from burning fossil fuels are set to be the highest on record in 2024, claims a new study led by the University of Exeter.
Cuba was rocked by two earthquakes with the largest clocking in as a 6.8 magnitude that was felt as far north as Orlando Florida, which sites more than 500 miles away from the island.
The House Oversight committee will hear a report under oath Wednesday on classified 'satellite imagery' from a 2017 UFO case illegally hidden from lawmakers
Rear Adm. Tim Gallaudet has attested to 'many potential interactions of UAP [UFOs] and nuclear ships' publicly - but has never before discussed the issue under oath
Researchers say shoppers are being duped into buying adulterated honey, often imported from abroad, that has been diluted with cheap sugar syrups
The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning in several East Coast states Friday morning, saying weather factors could 'create a significantly elevated fire growth.'
A series of earthquakes, including a 3.4 magnitude quake near Toyah, rattled West Texas on Monday, raising concerns over fracking and oil industry practices.
They're the largest animals walking the Earth, but scientists at Colorado State University in the US warn that African elephants are heading for extinction.
Scientists in Australia are now on a quest to work out the true age of Cassius, the recently deceased 18-ft saltwater crocodile.
Meteorologists have issued a warning about an impending tropical storm that could reach the US by the end of this week. Storm Rafael could bring heavy rainfall and flooding to the area.
Stunning footage of two mysterious humps prowling through the shallows of Loch Ness 'could not be anything but the monster'.
A diagnosed narcissistic sociopath has revealed twisted inner monologue that tells her to harm people and says they deserve to be 'used and exploited.'
America's largest Bigfoot research group has published an account of the legendary creature 'whooping' for nearly ten minutes and waking up dogs in Connecticut
Florida 's hurricane center has issued an advisory for Rafael, saying the storm is 'likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions' over the next few days. The storm is in the Gulf of Mexico.
As Americans head to the polls to vote for the next US president, there's been a shocking twist in the Honorary New York City Dog Mayor election that has participants decrying crypto users.
Archeologists think they've found what's left of Eddlewood Castle in woodland near Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, Scotland - a fortress linked to the beleaguered queen.
Archaeologists have uncovered a rare Egyptian tomb dating back 4,000 years. The tomb could change how researchers look at the area's history.
Cylinder seals, made of stone, were invented in Uruk, an area in southern Iraq.They were engraved with designs and then rolled across clay tablets to print their motifs onto them.
A study suggests that posh but stupid types - epitomized by the TV character Tim Nice-But-Dim played by Harry Enfield - really do exist.
There are many ways to catch a killer: DNA analysis, psychological profiling, crime scene investigation, the list goes on. But the signs of a killer could be lurking in a person's handwriting.
A cloned endangered species has given birth in a world's first experiment that scientists could save it and other animals from extinction.
Spooky 'ghost forests' are spreading rapidly through North Carolina, becoming so pervasive that they are visible from space. New satellite imagery shows that these phantom forests are expanding.
Meteorologists have revealed three storm weather patterns that could bring even more superstorms.
Hunters in Maine have been advised not to eat deer or wild turkeys after a dangerous substance was found in the animals.
They say talking to plants helps them grow - with King Charles a keen believer in the theory. And soon plants will 'talk' back thanks to AI that will allow gardeners to converse with their plot.
A YouTube creator is attempting to livestream himself in solitary confinement for a month to test whether he 'goes insane.' He's locked himself inside a small, dark storage area.
Ring Doorbell customers will now be able to give their guests the celebrity treatment with help from an iconic British TV duo.
Researchers from the University of Chicago have discovered that people with conservative views are more likely to experience happiness and fulfilment.
Meteorologists have revealed the weather forecast for Election Day, which includes severe storms throughout the central US. An expert explains how this could impact election results.
Scientists say that Raye's unusual daily habit could be the secret to beating the stress of the superstar lifestyle.
Dead cows are piling up in California as dairy farmers battle a ruthless disease. A whopping 124 dairy herds and 13 dairy workers have been infected with H5N1 bird flu since the virus made landfall in the state.
In good news for nerds, scientists now say that intelligent men have better romantic relationships and even have a lower chance of suffering from erectile dysfunction.
Elon Musk has revealed why he really wants Donald Trump to win the presidential election , and it has nothing to do with border politics or tax-breaks for billionaires.
It's often thought of as one of the dirtiest places in the home. But a new study has warned that the toilet pales in comparison to several gadgets you touch all day without thinking twice about it.
New York is widely known as the 'City That Never Sleeps'. Now, a study has confirmed that the Big Apple really does live up to this reputation.
Colossal Foundation in early October said it had reconstructed the thylacine genome to 99.9 per cent accuracy - a claimed world-first for an extinct species.
A new mathematical brain teaser asks people to make the equation true by moving two matchsticks in under 10 seconds. The puzzle will determine if you are in the top two percent.
San Francisco resident Rich Neumann wasn't surprised to see his city ranked as the second-most rat-infested city in America this year. He's been fighting rats for years.
New research suggests that crows can hold grudges for up to 17 years against those who anger or threaten them.
AccuWeather meteorologists say there is a 90 percent chance that a storm will form in the Caribbean this weekend or early next week, potentially hitting the US. It would be named Patty.
Elon Musk has long boasted that his Cybertrucks are bulletproof, but one man saw disastrous results when he decided to test this claim on his own vehicle.
Dom Joly went viral after blasting the 'mental' price of a ticket to Warwick Castle. And, as this interactive chart reveals, Warwick Castle isn't the only tourist hotspot that has surged in price.
An 80-million-year-old dinosaur egg was unearthed in the Ganzhou province of China. The egg is the smallest ever discovered and could shed light on dinosaurs reproductive habits.
Over a fifth of this group are more likely to be feel overwhelmed by dating apps that neurotypical daters, according to the probe by dating app Hinge.
The 10 deadliest extreme weather events since 2004 caused more than 570,000 deaths combined, reveals a shocking report from research group World Weather Attribution.
Meteorologists are watching another storm crossing the Atlantic that could develop into Tropical Storm Nadine this weekend.
Panicking users of Google's pixel phones have rushed into online forums reporting that their device is 'is basically a paper weight now' - after updating to Android 15
A controversial 'superforecaster' who predicted Russia's 1998 financial crisis now predicts World War III is about to begin and that the US will collapse by 2032.
A new report has revealed the top 10 dirtiest cruise ships of 2024 after health officials randomly inspected 114 different ships. When ships are unsanitary, it can lead to deadly outbreaks.
A new study discovered what started the 'witch craze' that spurred 300 years of persecution, including the Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts. It turns out the printing press is to blame.
With the days getting shorter, many Britons will already be thinking ahead to their next big holiday. And if you're in search of a bargain, Google's latest news will come as music to your ears.
The iPhone crash detection feature led police to two teenagers who had been shot dead in a car in Georgia, authorities say. Officers responded to the collision alert, but found no signs of a car crash.
We have all heard of the northern lights. But illuminating the night skies above Northumberland on Sunday was the Aurora's lesser known relation: STEVE.
A language arts teacher shared her sixth graders' conspiracy theory beliefs ranging from Thanksgiving to Mr Beast.
Pumpkin crops have been devastated, with the orange gourds wiped out completely in some places, according to the National Trust.
The Martian life that may one day be found within the Red Planet's dusty ice might resemble life in arctic 'cryoconite holes' here on Earth, according to a new NASA-led study
British and Chinese experts have found PFAS, also known as 'forever chemicals' and linked to health problems in tap and bottled water supplies in both their countries.
While all of us can get jealous, some people get obsessive and even just the thought of their partners ex can cause them to spiral. That's what people with 'Rebecca Syndrome' experience.
Instead of strengthening your relationship, flirting with others is likely to backfire and damage your connection, scientists say.
People who can solve this mathematical brain teaser in nine seconds or less have an IQ of 135 or higher. Studies have shown that brain teasers can boost your IQ levels.
As many as 15,000 cities across America could depopulate and vanish in the coming decades, becoming ghost cities by 2100, warns a team of researchers in Illinois
Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-Atlas) was last seen when Neanderthals walked the Earth around 80,000 years ago, experts at the Royal Observatory have said.
Southwest Airlines confirmed its website and app are down, leaving customers unable to buy tickets or see flight states.
Archaeologists have uncovered 5,000-year-old jade relics while excavating an ancient burial site. The relics could reveal how civilizations related to each other in 3,000 BC.
Data shows that 90 per cent of the principal salmon rivers in England are classed as either 'at risk' or 'probably at risk - meaning numbers are so low they cannot support a sustainable population.
The Tarter family were left shocked by the bizarre birth, which they have been told is 'one in 400 million'.
They're some of the most popular banking apps in the UK. But Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland's banking apps have all experienced outages this afternoon.
As a fresh bunch of housemates compete to win the big prize, MailOnline looks at the past Big Brother strategies that fell short.
The brown winged cicada, which attacks 200 plant species, including apple and peach trees, by feeding on their sap will 'inevitably' reach the UK, experts say.
The last remaining coal-fired power station, at Ratcliffe-on-Soar near Nottingham , switched off its generators for the last time at midnight.
The sun released an enormous explosion of radiation on Thursday, which is barreling through space. The solar flare is set to hit our planet Friday, triggering auroras in skies over several US states.
It's well known that the reign of the dinosaurs came to an end when a giant asteroid smashed into Earth 66 million years ago. But a new study suggests that this huge asteroid wasn't alone.
To mark the anniversary of the illegal felling of the Sycamore Gap tree, the National Trust has announced the opportunity for communities to request one of the tree's saplings.
Millions of gamers have been left cut off since 2am this morning after the PlayStation Network (PSN) suffered a major global outage impacting PS5, PS4, PS3 and PS Vita users.
New research has found that the majority of people have not made simple changes which could improve their WiFi network's cybersecurity.
The alien-like fungus has earned the nickname 'Devil's Fingers' thanks to its ghoulish, hand-like appearance.
Arthur 'Jack' Schubarth of Vaughn, 81, used tissue and testicles from giant Marco Polo sheep hunted in Kyrgyzstan to create a sheep he called the Montana Mountain King, or MMK.
A map shows where Verizon customers were most impacted by Monday's outage.
The UK might be souring on Apple as data show its share of Britain's mobile phone market has reached its lowest point since 2016. The tech giant's control has fallen to around 46 per cent in 2024
Bands go through a cycle involving a bitter breakup and a lucrative reunion, reports an academic at the University of Winchester.
Hundreds of fossils have been discovered hidden beneath a Southern California high school. The fossils date back nine million years and could change the state's geological history.
SpaceX 's Crew Dragon capsule - carrying four non-professional astronauts - launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 05:25 local time (10:25 BST).
The creepy system uses AI and facial recognition software to instantly dox people's identities.
If you think you've got a sharp eye for different shades, take this colour IQ test to see how your perception of different tones compares to other people your age.
More than 23,000 photos were entered into the competition across various themes - including bird behaviour, birds in flight and comedy - for a chance to win the £3,500 grand prize.
A narcissistic sociopath shared the steps people should take to avoid being abused and controlled. People should find ways to strip the person of their control and recognize the signs of this diagnosis.
When I was a small boy, I was adopted. Many years later, I went in search of my biological family, but for my sister Betsy it was too late: she had died. This is how I was reunited with her - in Heaven.
Jesus may have been seen as a magician by early Christians, according to experts. Centuries-old artwork shows Jesus holding a wand while raising Lazarus from the dead.
A surreal video captured seven suns from a hospital window in China last week. The image presented an optical illusion that baffled viewers.
According to MailOnline's AI-generated image, Jesus Christ was white with big blue eyes, a neat beard and thorn marks on his face.
Shocking photos reveal that the Titanic's iconic front railing has now crumbled into rust as experts warn that more deterioration is inevitable.
First launched in the US earlier this year, Rufus is now being rolled out to a subset of UK customers in Amazon's mobile app.
Greek preservationists working to restore the tablet argue it may revise definitions of 'pre-historic man' - proving they 'can no longer be considered "societies without writing"'
For anyone on Earth, the first signs would be in the sky, with galaxy clusters and galaxies merging, then stars beginning to collide with each other.
A federal watchdog has grounded SpaceX 's Falcon 9 rockets to investigate a fiery crash landing following a satellite launch. This is bad news for the stranded Starliner astronauts,
Matthew Dominick , a NASA astronaut currently on board the International Space Station (ISS), tweeted his bird's-eye view of the Northern Lights.
A white beluga whale who was first spotted near Russian waters wearing a harness and ignited rumours he may be a Moscow spy, has been found dead.
Google is urging its users to 'apply patches quickly' after discovering a nine-month-long cyberattack - that its security team has tied to Russian spies and a Greek spyware firm
Come March 2025, Saturn's iconic rings will preform a rare vanishing act. At this time, Earth will be viewing Saturn's rings edge-on, creating the illusion that they disappeared.
Since the Covid-19 pandemic, scientists have been warning that farming mammals such as minks for their fur could make it easier for new viruses to cross over from the wild and spark fresh outbreaks.
Apple is hosting an event on 9 September at its headquarters in Cupertino, California, where it is expected to unveil a series of new iPhones and updates to other devices and apps.
An ominous black ring was seen floating in the skies over Williamsburg, Virginia this week, which vanished in just minutes. Locals flooded news stations with reports of the bizarre sighting.
Tests on more than 200 coffees bought from popular chains revealed Americanos had the highest caffeine levels, averaging around 140mg per drink. Home-made coffees had the lowest.
Twitter appeared to suffer an outage on Thursday with users across the US and worldwide reporting issues.
A revived class action will allow lawsuits on behalf of Chrome browser users who claim that Google collected their personal information without their permission
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