Starting school later could boost the academic performance of students.
New research conducted in Brazil pushed back the school start time by one hour and analysed pupils' sleep, sleepiness and emotional ...
Dogs love listening to Bob Marley.
Sam Sutton, a senior music lecturer at the University of West London, has studied what types of music keep canines calm in the car and ...
Diabetes could be cured using poo from healthy people.
A study discovered that microscopic organisms transplanted into mice stops the condition from progressing and the technique involves engineering E. coli bacteria ...
Vegans should hit the gym if they want healthy bones.
Research suggests that those who have a plant-based diet and do strength training may have stronger bones than those who do ...
A retailer is offering a dream job of eating sweets.
The Canadian firm Candy Funhouse is looking for a new 'Chief Candy Officer' with duties including "leading candy board meetings, being ...
Ukrainian soldiers have been aided in the war against Russia by a raunchy messaging service.
The Postcards for Our Kittens channel features saucy photos to boost the morale of troops fighting ...
Humans are capable of reading their dogs' moods.
A study has revealed that slight changes, ranging from wide eyes to a lolling tongue, can detect six different emotions in canines.
The research ...
A runner came last in his 400-metre race as his penis kept falling out of his shorts.
Italian decathlete Alberto Nonino suffered the disastrous wardrobe malfunction as he competed at the ...
Alien hunters are hoping to dredge the ocean bed with a magnet in a bid to find a UFO wreckage.
Scientists believe a meteor that crashed into the southwest Pacific off ...
A Hungarian noblewoman dubbed Countess Dracula is the world’s most prolific serial killer.
Countess Elizabeth Bathory, who was born during the 16th century, is believed to have murdered 650 young ...
A robot created by British scientists can beat steady-handed humans at Jenga.
The device, nicknamed Mascot, was given "arms and fingers" to fix an extremely hot fusion reactor and is now ...
A couple sparked panic at a museum when they attempted to hand in a wartime grenade.
Derek Morgan and his wife Deborah thought that the relic would be welcomed at Castletown ...
Gamers can spend over 10 hours a day on computers before it affects their wellbeing.
Researchers from the University of Oxford have tracked the habits of nearly 40,000 gamers - with ...
Mammoths could be set to be brought back to life.
In a bid to rescue the planet from climate change, scientists have already been looking for ways to de-extinct the Woolly ...
A nutter squirrel broke into British DIY store B+Q to steal a bag of peanuts.
Officers for Norwich Police raced to the store when the security alarm was triggered. But ...
A wild big cat has been spotted in Islip.
Local residents, police and animal rescue groups have all claimed to have seen a wild animal on the loose in the ...
A potential 'cure' for baldness has been found.
Scientists at the University of California have discovered that a lone chemical is responsible for whether people lose their hair or not.
The study ...
A severed snake head was found in an in-flight meal.
The reptile's face was clearly recognisable after it was filmed glistening on a meal tray by an air steward on a ...
Owning a cat while pregnant increases the risk of postnatal depression.
A new study has revealed that owning a feline while expecting a child has a number of health risks that ...
The Loch Ness Monster could have been a freshwater dinosaur.
Fossils of small plesiosaurs - long-necked reptiles who lived during the age of the dinosaurs - have been unearthed from a ...
Taking a daytime nap increases the risk of suffering a stroke.
Scientists have warned that nodding off during the day has a number of serious health risks as it can also ...
Birds could all end up with large beaks due to climate change.
Scientists at the University of Sheffield have warned that birds are adapting to global warming by developing big beaks ...
Babies will soon be born on the moon following the creation of a lunar city.
The 1,300-foot-tall building uses artificial gravity and is designed to complete a full circle every 20 ...
