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In history, there have been 9 species of humans and will we evolve into a new species?
There used to be nine species of humans, now there are just us. But how did the new species evolve? For that to happen, isolated populations would need to be subjected t…
Animal world
Flock of 50 rare and mysterious parrots discovered in Australia
Indigenous rangers in Western Australia have discovered a colony of 50 night parrots, one of Australia's rarest and most mysterious birds.
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Why did humans first appear in Africa?
Our ancestors first appeared in Africa, but why there and not elsewhere?
Biology
Heat is killing Earth's important pollinators
Bumblebees, one of the most important pollinators on Earth, are declining globally due to heat.
Oceanography
The giant Sei whale reappears after 100 years of absence
After a century of absence due to hunting, giant gray-blue Sei whales are returning to Argentina's Patagonian waters.
Animal world
Migratory freshwater fish populations have declined by more than 80% since 1970
Recent research shows that migratory freshwater fish populations have decreased by more than 80% since 1970.
Environment
The heat is increasing, millions of elderly people face danger
By 2050, the elderly group will account for nearly a quarter of the world's population. This group of people will suffer many negative impacts due to warming weather.
Biology
Detection of a dangerous West African mosquito capable of causing malaria
This mosquito species with the scientific name Anopheles Coluzzii contains a highly virulent virus, can live in extremely arid conditions and thrive in both rural and ur…
Biology
Rising temperatures put American cities at risk of termite invasion
Warming temperatures and urban development create ideal conditions for termites to spread into new territories.
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The 'sixth mass extinction event' has begun, worse than forecast
The global mass extinction of animals is starting to take place and is worse than initially predicted, according to a recent study.
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Why are some people left-handed?
10% of the population prefers to write with their left hand, proving that the ramifications of the human brain are still a mystery.
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All Japanese people will likely have the same surname Sato by 2531
According to a study, all Japanese people will have the same surname Sato by 2531 if the country maintains the rule that husband and wife must use the same surname after…
Archeology
There are only 1,300 people left in the world: The 'apocalyptic' escape is real!
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.