Ice Age

Rock art gives proof earliest inhabitants of rainforest lives alongside Ice Age animals

The rock paintings are evidence of how humans reconstructed the land, hunted, farmed and fished during the Ice Age.

Climate change wiped out Siberia's woolly brown rhinos 14,000 years ago, study of 14 fossils reveals

Though humans hunted the rhinos, their population remained steady for 12,000 years before an abrupt period of warming.

The last ice age tells us why we need to care about the 2℃ change in temperature

We should do our best to ensure governments meet their commitments to the Paris Accord and reduce emissions to zero by 2050.

Ancient Siberian hunters created hot pots to cook food, survive harsh winters of the Ice Age

Analysis showed pottery has been used to cook fish, most likely salmon, which was an alternative food source for hunters.

Asteroid or comet impact triggered abrupt climate change, extinction of ice-age animals

In the last few years, scientists have found a variety of exotic impact-related materials all over the globe.

Woolly mammoths died off 4,000 years ago from isolation and extreme weather, study suggests

Researchers also believe that mammoths may have gone extinct after being cut off on an island during a global warming event.

What a 70-deer-tooth necklace tells us about the lives of our Ice Age ancestors

Around 19,000 years ago in France, an adult woman was buried with a necklace made of 70 red-deer teeth.

Fresh 'fossil' water that dates back to the ice age has been found under the ocean

Scienistis think that these resources can be found worldwide and can help arid countries that have run out of water.

The Great Barrier Reef has overcome near-extinction situations five times, but faces the most severe stress in more acidic oceans today

Great Barrier Reef is reeling from successive bouts of coral bleaching due to warming sea temperatures linked to climate change.

From 'The Godfather' to 'Ice Age': Why some sequels work, and others leave us wanting

Are sequels made because audiences can't seem to get enough of them, or because these franchises are such money-spinners?