Philip Ross

For the first time ever, scientists in Berlin have 3D-printed dinosaur fossils from blueprints made by CT scans.

New analysis of ancient genomes may reveal a “mystery” species of early humans.

An elk was euthanized in Great Smoky Mountains National Park after a YouTube video of the animal head-butting a photographer went viral. Park rangers cited the elk’s history of “aggressive behavior” as their reason for euthanizing the animal.

A rare two-headed ray fetus was discovered in Australia, and the bizarre finding has researchers wondering what exactly caused the deformity.

A lion killed a lioness at Texas’ Dallas Zoo on Sunday as dozens of families looked on in horror. Zookeepers are still puzzled over what exactly triggered the deadly attack.

Researchers have come up with a plan for an all-terrain military drone that could transform to travel by air, water and land. But the design has its drawbacks.

For the first time, astronomers have cracked the lid on black hole jets – the little understood, super powerful streams of matter sometimes emitted from the centers of black holes.

For some time now, migratory birds have been migrating a little earlier every year, but a new study could shed light on the causal role of climate change.

Researchers in Canada have developed an “invisibility cloak” that makes objects imperceptible to radar. The technology could prove useful for military.

UK neuroscientist David Nutt has come up with pill that makes you feel drunk without the subsequent hangover. He says it could “revolutionize” the alcohol industry.

Not in lives lost, but the economic impact of the super typhoon may top $14 billion, surpassing the damages from the 2004 disaster.

Astronauts inspired Swedish designer Mehrdad Mahdjoubi to develop an eco-friendly shower that recycles 90 percent of the water that goes down the drain.

Young Chinese women are renting bogus boyfriends online to take home to their marriage-pushing parents.

Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky nailed his scrotum to the pavement in Moscow’s Red Square on Sunday. The stunt was reportedly a protest against Russia’s annual Police Day.

According to a new study, moderate exercise during pregnancy had a direct impact on the newborn’s brain development.

The 2013 MTV Europe Music Awards kicked off Sunday in Amsterdam. Here are the artists who were awarded.

Haiyan, one of the worst storms ever recorded, affected more than 4 million people in 270 towns and cities across the Philippines.

Scientists have discovered a new and mysterious scorpion species, Euscorpius lycius, in southwestern Turkey in what was once Lycia.

Jimmy Kimmel’s “kill everyone in china” controversy is still making waves in communities across the U.S. Protests took place in 27 cities on Saturday, some calling for Kimmel’s show to be terminated from ABC.

Wind turbines in the U.S. are killing America’s bats, which provide an invaluable service to humans, at an alarming rate.

Researchers in the UK have developed a way to turn human waste into energy to power a robotic “heart.”

Virtual kidnappings, in which fake “telemarketers” scam immigrants by telling them their relatives are being held hostage and that they must pay a ransom, have resulted in $500,000 in cons since 2007.

Is Justin Bieber’s graffiti racist? The Biebs’ latest drawing shows a monkey donning a gold chain, gold earrings and a gold crown.

People in the family born with the syndrome grow hair all over their faces.

First detected in September 2012, MERS is considered the deadlier, less-communicable cousin of the SARS virus.

Real-life rocketman Yves Rossy just flew his homemade jetpack over Mt. Fuji, Japan’s tallest mountain. He is the only person ever to fly with jet-propelled wings.

A study found that many of the herbal supplements available at our local pharmacies and health stores do not even contain the ingredients advertised on their labels.

Illinois is poised to become the 15th state to legalize gay marriage after lawmakers voted Tuesday.

A Canadian school’s new “no touching” policy, which bans its kindergartners from playing tag or holding hands, angered parents who said the “zero tolerance policy” goes too far.