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Nathan Ness, 16, reeled in the great white shark while fishing but it wasn't long before the predator sunk its teeth into his leg.

A key ocean current system is weakening, a study has found, causing a warming of deeper waters in the Antarctic.

Red wine has previously been linked to decreased risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, dementia and depression—however this may have been debunked.

The amount of alcohol consumed is not the only factor that causes these blackouts, scientists have found in a new study.

The teen disappeared after a boat broke down in rough water conditions near Saibai Island, which is home to saltwater crocodiles.

Scientists found the more atmospheric rivers occur in a short space of time, the worse the consequences.

Scientists solved a long-standing mystery relating to great white sharks and where the young spend their time.

Senior forecaster says cloud seeding could lead to "unintended consequences" when technology is used to alter the weather.

This hurricane season's predictions have surpassed long-time and more recent averages, with three to four major hurricanes possible.

The elephant named Viola escaped from the Jordan World Circus on April 16 and proceeded to run across lanes of traffic in Montana.

The rivers of New Mexico have been classed as the most endangered in the whole country, due to a loss of federal stream and wetland protections.

A study found that people's attitudes changed towards snakes after watching videos that focused on enhancing empathy towards them.

This is the first time researchers have made a code of the nocturnal melodies birds sing to themselves while they are asleep.

The snake was discovered lurking on the train traveling between Nagoya and Tokyo, but luckily nobody was panicked or injured.

Many U.S. lakes are suffering record low ice cover, but Yellowstone has proved resilient to climate change, say scientists.

The blunt-nosed viper bit the woman while she was about to step onto a meditation platform at her hotel, causing immediate pain.

Although the disease is known to kill rodents, this case was especially unusual as many beavers were found dead within a short space of time.

Building solar panels over canals in California could spread to other areas if it effectively saves water, professor tells Newsweek

Lake Manly, became deep enough for kayaking earlier this year following extremely heavy rainfall in California.

Open water zones can be highly dangerous, but new technology will mean researchers can create hazard maps of their whereabouts.

Cold events in the oceans have increased over the past 30 years, a study found, and it is severely affecting species like sharks.

"Yosemite Falls has been making quite a splash lately in a display that should only be getting bigger," the National Park said in an update.

Scientists found an abundance of lithium in fool's gold—a new source of the much sought-after element which is used in batteries.

Despite no solid signs of an earthquake, scientists predict that understated signals could indicate one will occur soon.

The pack has been running rampant near Shingletown for months, even killing someone's beloved pet in their own driveway.

Scientists have never been sure why urine sprayed by a cat smells so much worse than normal urine—until now.

Researchers found high concentrations of the chemicals in falcon eggs despite certain products being phased out from the market.

A new study found that dogs experience "inattentional blindness" similar to humans, when they are highly fixated on a task.

Several bears were recently rescued and found with pierced muzzles and broken teeth.

California's largest reservoir has risen by about 19 feet since the beginning of March alone after high rainfall.