The 335,000-year-old fossil overturned the theory of human evolution
Homo naledi fossil dating is found in South Africa and corpses can reverse scientific knowledge of evolution.
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Homo naledi fossil dating is found in South Africa and corpses can reverse scientific knowledge of evolution.
This is probably the trade-off between muscle development and brain size during human evolution.
According to Fox news, a brown stone found on the coast a decade ago was exactly the fossil brain of dinosaurs, living about 133 million years ago.
Scientists have just announced the discovery of a new lizard species in Tatagonia, South America.
Russian scientists found patients to be anesthetized with marijuana and magic mushrooms before the skull drill surgeon from 3,000 years ago.
People assume that tyrannical dinosaurs are the most terrible and fierce predators of prehistoric times. But recently, fossilized archaeologists of a new dinosaur, thoug…
Through a mathematical formula, Finnish scientists have explained the development of human teeth and they also predict that our wisdom teeth will eventually disappear du…
Modern people are different from animals in many characteristics, they form in evolution for millions of years according to different theories.
Humans have existed with some of the others, but so far we are the only species alive on Earth.
The discovery of new human relatives called Homo naledi (H. naledi) in a deep cave in South Africa raises many questions around their existence.
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient skeleton in the Copacabana peninsula of Lake Titicaca, Bolivia. Research shows that brain surgery has been performed since prim…
Scientists have discovered a truth that makes everyone feel cold and chilly after studying the practice of a cannibal tribe in Papua New Guinea, the Pacific island natio…
Fossil brain 500 million years old can provide more clues about the evolution of organisms on Earth.
Archaeologists discover that the brain may be the oldest ever discovered, preserved in mud in the UK for 2,600 years.
Researching a woman's skull in the Chinese tomb indicates that brain surgery may have been performed 3,500 years ago.