Earthquakes

The 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck near Lima, Peru on Sunday morning, causing panic at the city's cathedral.

A new Oxford study confirms the tremors felt across the globe were caused by tsunamis in Greenland.

The 6.4 magnitude earthquake interrupted the broadcast, shaking the equipment in the studio.

The quake near Litton had a magnitude of 2.5, according to the British Geological Survey.

The quake damaged homes and public buildings, and caused widespread power cuts.

The behaviour is known as an 'alert circle', a formation meant to protect elephant calves from threats.

There are no reports of injuries or major damage after the quake struck on Monday morning.