Scott Dutfield

Here are 10 of the most famous prehistoric creatures found in the frozen ice.

By Amy Grisdale Last updated 24 May 23

Reference Earthquakes, hurricanes and volcanoes have taken countless lives and caused immeasurable damage throughout history.

By Stephanie Pappas Last updated 24 March 23

Reference A sonogram, ultrasound scan and blood test can offer sex predictions

By Cari Nierenberg Published 10 November 22

Reference Pterodactyls soared in the skies during the age of the dinosaurs and include some of the largest flying reptiles ever.

By Joseph Castro Last updated 13 October 22

It's all about dinosaurs in this special edition of Future Genius: Discover the diversity amongst dinosaurs and learn all about how these prehistoric creatures lived.

By Scott Dutfield Last updated 1 September 22

REFERENCE Can running help to build muscle mass?

By Chloe Page Last updated 18 August 22

Reference The lymphatic system helps rid the body of toxins. Diseases of this system include lymphadenopathy, lymphoma and other disorders.

By Kim Ann Zimmermann Last updated 17 August 22

Reference Carbohydrates — one of the basic food groups — are the sugars, starches and fibers found in fruits, grains, vegetables and milk products. They are important to a healthy diet.

By Jessie Szalay Last updated 20 July 22

A rolling robot is helping scientists to observe and record penguin behavior.

By Scott Dutfield Published 19 May 22

Residents were surprised to discover a family of black bears sleeping beneath their home.

By Scott Dutfield Published 29 April 22

It only took the LHC days to break its own record after it reopened.

By Scott Dutfield Published 29 April 22

It's going to be a busy year for China's space progam.

By Scott Dutfield Published 28 April 22

Mars was recently shaken up by two of the largest marsquakes recorded.

By Scott Dutfield Published 27 April 22

Hubble telescope snaps images of an 'angel's wings' in the constellation Leo

By Scott Dutfield Published 22 April 22

Reference Geiger counters use the natural process of ionization to detect and measure radiation levels

By Scott Dutfield Published 19 April 22

Reference Discover the facts about light pollution and its impact on the environment and our health.

By Scott Dutfield Published 5 April 22

Reference The science behind infrared cameras and how they "see" heat.

By Scott Dutfield Published 5 April 22

Reference The World Wide Web was created by British scientist Tim Berners-Lee in the 1990s.

By Laura Mears Published 31 March 22

Reference Plastic-eating bacteria could have a massive impact on our environmental plastic problem.

By Scott Dutfield Published 23 March 22

Reference Discover the secrets of how aquatic animals like fish can use their gills to breathe underwater and learn the ways that gills and lungs differ.

By Andy Extance Published 17 March 22

Reference Discover more about the season where the leaves turn red and the temperature drops.

By Nola Taylor Redd Published 11 March 22