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Chinese Perspective on the Origin of Modern Humans
A skull discovered in 1978 in Dali Province, Shanghai, China, holds the potential to reshape the narrative of modern human origins. Strikingly resembling an ancient
Homo Naledi: Another Piece in the Human Puzzle
A recent addition to the human evolutionary family, Homo naledi, poses a fascinating enigma. Despite its primitive body structure, this species appears to be much
Tracing the Earliest Homo Sapiens Beyond Africa
In a groundbreaking discovery, the potential earliest fossil of a modern human outside Africa has been unearthed in Israel. A fossilized jawbone, recovered from the
Savannah Animals’ Biggest Fear?
A new study has revealed that elephants, rhinos, and giraffes are more afraid of human voices than the roars of lions, which are considered the
Rhinoceros Populations Rise Despite Poaching
The number of rhinos in Africa has significantly increased despite ongoing poaching, with plans to release 2,000 more rhinos into the wild. According to the
Rising Obesity in Poor Nations
A recent study conducted by the Osaka Metropolitan University (OMU) has shed light on the increasing prevalence of obesity in many African countries. While hunger
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Oldest African burial site discovered
In a groundbreaking discovery, the oldest burial site in the history of hominins has been found in Africa. The discovery challenges previous assumptions about human
New Snake Family Identified
A new study has revealed that the Micrelaps snakes, known for their distinctive black and yellow ring patterns, belong to a previously unknown family of
World Population Approaching 8 Billion
The world population is set to reach eight billion people tomorrow, according to the United Nations (UN). The UN predicts that the population will continue
Climate change extends wildfire season
The impact of climate change on the occurrence of wildfires has been a topic of scientific research for some time. A recent study by the
