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The Temple of Quechula was built in 1564 but later abandoned and ultimately submerged by a dam. Now drought conditions in Chiapas have seen it rise again

"Stunning" find shows that Homo sapiens reached Asia around 100,000 years ago

Google has given a cash reward to a man who briefly took over its main google.com web domain in September.

People who eat Burger King's special black Halloween Whopper have reported a disturbing side-effect. It turns your poo green.

An Austrian village is bristling with activity, as the World Beard and Moustache Championships get under way.

A new species of land snail discovered in China is the smallest ever found. Ten could fit through the eye of a needle.

Police who set off sirens to settle a school debate over whether they go "nee-nah or woo-woo" have apologised to residents.

None of the companies that have collected royalties on the "Happy Birthday" song for the past 80 years held a valid copyright claim to one of the most popular songs in history, a federal judge in Los Angeles ruled on Tuesday.

For years, experts believed that giraffes didn’t really communicate vocally. But as it turns out, giraffes spend their nights humming to each other.

Christopher Johnson, was arrested after simulating a sex act with a slide

Guinness World Records releases a video showing some of the best new record
breakers to feature in its latest edition

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe reads out the wrong speech at the opening of parliament, repeating one he gave last month when he was heckled.

It seems men may have "sex on the brain" more often than women do.

According to a new study, the male brain contains two extra cells that can cause men to seek out sex as a priority.

A Michigan farmer reaped a startling harvest last week when he unearthed the partial skeleton of a prehistoric mammoth in his wheat field.

Southern sand octopus is first cephalopod found to build underwater hideout by burrowing through quicksand and daubing the walls with mucus

The New York Jets are clearly leaving nothing to chance before Sunday’s game against the Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium

Eugene Bostick transports nine dogs on his makeshift train, made from old buckets welded onto wheels, around his neighbourhood for an hour, twice a week. 

Full bladders make for better fibs

A species of hermaphroditic worm has a strange way to deal with loneliness: It injects sperm into its head to reproduce.

An Australian photographer captures a rare moment of animal communion with a shot of a seal surfing a humpback whale off the New South Wales coast.

Meet Chade-Meng Tan, whose friends call...

In an isolated village in the Dominican Republic, an estimated one in 50 children are born appearing to be girls but grow male genitalia during puberty.

Alabama councillor seeks divine guidance for a plan to ban saggy jeans, trousers and shorts.