Scientists have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved woolly rhino in the Russian permafrost, estimated to be over 32,000 years old. The extraordinary preservation of its skin and fur offers a unique glimpse into the now-extinct species.

The Falkland Islands, known for their windswept and treeless terrain, have revealed a hidden secret buried beneath the surface. Researchers have uncovered a well-preserved ancient forest, dating back millions of years, beneath nearly 20 feet (6 meters) of peat near the capital, Stanley.

The swirling skies and starlit night depicted in Vincent van Gogh’s iconic painting “The Starry Night” have long fascinated art lovers and scientists alike. A recent study by physicists from China and France suggests that van Gogh's masterpiece may embody an intuitive understanding of the complex mathematical principles governing turbulent flow.