Animal world
After humans, which animals quietly entered the Stone Age?
Not only humans, the latest discoveries show that the number of animals that know how to create stone tools and are in the Stone Age is greater than we thought.
Primates
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Animal world
Small primates in South Africa struggle to adapt to climate change
Research on primates suggests that smaller species may face more challenges as the climate continues to change.
Scientific works
The human brain has immune cells that separate us from primates, but it is also a weakness
A type of immune cell found only in humans that persists throughout an individual's development, remaining present even into adulthood.
Archeology
The strange skull of ancient apes reveals the secret of how the primates' brains grow
The remains of a prehistoric primate living in the Andes 20 million years ago and small enough to fit in your hand are helping scientists learn more about how the human…
Archeology
Monkey skull fossils 20 million years ago have the potential to reveal the evolution of the human brain
The skull fossils of a prehistoric primates living in the Andes mountains 20 million years ago help scientists 'uncover the mystery of' the evolution of the human brain
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This is the reason people are born with a destiny: Must be fat
A new study from Duke University has discovered a gene
Animal world
The heartbreaking story about Lucy, the chimpanzee thought he was a human
Lucy is located at the intersection of two worlds, between the comfortable life of people and the wild natural environment.
Animal world
Scientists were surprised to see chimpanzees eating turtles
In the astonishment of scientists, chimpanzees who only eat wild fruits and leaves together tear the turtle and eat it well.
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Why do primates still exist and not evolve into humans?
Throughout the history of life, there have been many species of organisms evolving from one species to completely replace the original species.
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Time yawned reveals human intelligence
If you are planning to control yawning, then you should probably change it. Regardless of the polite issue, yawning whenever your body wants to help reveal the intellige…
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Did meteor collisions help our human species evolve like today?
About 56 million years ago, Earth experienced the most significant event in its 4.5 billion year history. Temperatures reach 8 ° C and the ice begins to melt throughout…
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Do monkeys eat bananas?
We often think that monkey's main food is bananas but it turned out to be a very misconception.
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Humans are the only animals with chin
The chin is a unique result, formed from changes in human eating habits, starting about 6 million years ago.
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The mystery of the Bigfoot beast is clarified
A recent genetic analysis has not found any evidence to support the existence of a primate with many human-like characteristics, also known as Bigfoot.
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Why don't all primates evolve into humans?
Prior to the widely accepted hypothesis that humans now originate from ancient gibbons.