Archeology
Where do we humans evolve?
Modern people are different from animals in many characteristics, they form in evolution for millions of years according to different theories.
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Fossil turtle nose fossil found 76 million years
Researchers discovered fossils of an ancient turtle with a pig-like nose, living at the same time as the tyrant dinosaur, in Utah, USA.
Archeology
New discovery: Hand fin ever had lungs
This is not the first time that finfish scoff at science. During the 19th century, this 2m long fish and 100kg weight were classified as extinct species.
Archeology
Human feet and hands have evolved from ancient fish fins
Vertebrate animals turn to live on the ground instead of just living in the water is a major event of life history on earth.
Archeology
Jellyfish used to have skeleton frames during evolution
Researchers in China have discovered fossils of early jellyfish during evolution that lacked tentacles but possessed a skeleton that shaped the body.
Archeology
Discovered cannibalistic tribe in Papua New Guinea
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…
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The first snakes in the world can ever have legs
American scientists believe that the world's first snakes have small hind legs, ankles and even toes.
Archeology
Discover the most important fossil in Canada's paleontological background
In Canada, a fossil is believed to be the most important for the country's paleontological background. Ironically, the fossil discoverer was Edgar Nernberg, Canada's lea…
Archeology
Fossil dinosaurs appear in China
A strange new dinosaur with bat-like wings was discovered by a farmer in China.
Archeology
Evidence shows that humans evolved from fish
Recently, paleontologists have found a connection between fish fins and human hands, contributing to confirming the evolutionary origin of our fish.
Archeology
Evolution helps people drink alcohol
Human ancestors evolved to consume ethanol in fermented fruits about 10 million years ago, before modern humans knew how to produce alcohol.
Archeology
Turtles have relatives with birds
Turtles may look like relatives of snakes and lizards, but DNA shows that they have more in common with birds.
Archeology
9.26m is the maximum length of crocodile ancestors today
The ancestors of alligators today, have been hiding in coastal areas and estuaries about 150 million years ago, with a length of up to 9.26m from the nose to the tail.
Archeology
Climate change changes the evolution of mankind
Ancient ancestors of humanity had to cope with climate change to survive droughts, cold and flooding.
Archeology
The world was once dominated by a toothless giant
Flying lizards with giant wingspan once ruled the sky 60 million years ago and played an important role in the late Cretaceous ecosystem.