New study reveals how early humans kill mammoths in the Ice Age

For years, archaeologists have debated how early humans hunted massive Ice Age animals like mammoths and mastodons using sharpened stone tools. Many theories suggested that people threw spears tipped with Clovis points—razor-sharp stones shaped for hunting—or that they scavenged from already wounded animals. However, new research from UC Berkeley archaeologists suggests a different, more ingenious […]

Ice age teens went through puberty just like modern adolescents, study finds

knowridge.com - 13/Sep 23:37

Recent research has shown that teenagers who lived 25,000 years ago during the Ice Age experienced puberty in much the same way as teens do today. In...

The National Park Effect

newsday.co.tt - 05/Sep 12:29

Faraaz Abdool discusses how national parks and other protected areas bring benefit to people and communities. PARKS, reserves or sanctuaries are...

New nematode viruses might change disease theories

theparadise.ng - 04/Sep 15:20

New research reveals that parasitic nematodes infect over a billion people worldwide and carry viruses that might explain why some cause serious...

NSA opens up on role in hunting down Osama bin Laden: 'This one was different'

washingtontimes.com - 05/Sep 08:57

The National Security Agency revealed new details on Thursday of its pivotal role in tracking the most wanted terrorist in American history: Osama bin...

Cats and dogs both like to play fetch − it’s rooted in their hunting instincts

rawstory.com - 09/Sep 15:26

Many people have seen dogs fetch, but cats like to get into the game too. Despite their very different hunting and play styles, fetching appears to...

Cats and dogs both like to play fetch − it’s rooted in their hunting instincts

rawstory.com - 09/Sep 15:26

Many people have seen dogs fetch, but cats like to get into the game too. Despite their very different hunting and play styles, fetching appears to...