Find out where Homo sapiens mixed blood from different species
A very special land in the Middle East witnessed a particularly important turning point in the migration and evolutionary history of our species Homo sapiens.
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A very special land in the Middle East witnessed a particularly important turning point in the migration and evolutionary history of our species Homo sapiens.
New research shows that the migration of ancient people in Eurasia may have influenced the risk of many diseases of modern Europeans...
We Homo sapiens would not have existed in the world if it were not for the spectacular escape of our ancestors 900,000 years ago.
Mars is considered the ideal planet for human migration into outer space, but this planet has a relatively different environment when compared to Earth.
Humpback whales share songs with each other during migration. This is one of the amazing finds that scientists have just discovered.
Every evening, around the world, trillions of zooplankton - many smaller than a grain of rice - hover a few dozen meters below the surface of the sea, waiting for the su…
Every year, millions of crabs emerge from the jungle in early spring and head towards Pigs Bay, crossing dangerous streets and highways to breed.
The road to success cannot be without sacrifices and trade-offs. The battle for survival always takes place in the Nile region...
Hundreds of visitors were attracted by this great event.
At the Mara River in Masai Mara National Park, Kenya, every year there is a great event called the Great Migration of herbivores.
Tanzanian-born writer Abdulrazak Gurnah, who specializes in refugee, migration and post-colonial experiences, is the recipient of the 2021 Nobel Prize for Literature.
Seafood was the staple food of migrants from Africa to Saudi Arabia about 5,000 years ago.
Every year, when the Arctic or Antarctic seas fall in winter, the whales begin their 'round the world' journey. Scientists believe that they do so to avoid cold climates…
Scientists discovered that ancient humans 2 million years ago shared a migration pattern with one of the world's most terrifying beasts.