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Dolphin females have working clitoris, anatomical evidence suggests

Study reveals similarities with ‘other species known to have sexual pleasure’, authors say

UK makes ‘final’ order for 780 million lateral flow devices as officials prepare for end of mass testing strategy

Exclusive: Officials believe order will be enough to see UK through to end of April

Scientists teach goldfish to drive robotic car and show they can successfully navigate on land

Navigational ability in animals could be universal rather than specific to the environment, study suggests

James Webb space telescope clears last major hurdle to complete deployment

Nasa's new space telescope has opened its ‘golden eye’ flower-shaped mirror, the largest and most sensitive ever launched

New fossil site in dry Australian outback reveals region was once home to ‘abundant’ rainforest

Fossils also reveal evidence of interaction between species that lived during this period 11 to 16 million years ago

Worldwide dementia cases set to triple by 2050, study says

Total of 153 million people across the globe will be living with the condition by 2050

Nasal swab tests slower to pick up Omicron infections, study suggests

New research suggests it may take an average of three days for people to test positive on a nasal-based lateral flow test after their first positive PCR result

Geniuses of the Stone Age: How early inventors launched our technological revolution

The patterns we see in the archaeological record suggest that progress may have been highly dependent on individuals, rather than being the inevitable outcome of larger cultural forces, writes Nicholas R Longrich

Stargazing in January: Orion strides across the night sky

Small and dim it may look in our skies, but that’s just due its immense distance: in reality, the Orion Nebula is a vast seething maelstrom of incandescent gas, writes Nigel Henbest

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