Archeology
Findings show: Earth has 2 new species of tyrannosaurs
Based on 40 tyrannosaurs skeletons ever unearthed, archaeologists have shown that the Earth must have up to 3 tyrannosaurs, not 1.
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Detecting a frozen mouse body 41,300 years intact
Research shows that ancient lemming mice suffered a broken femur, most likely to die from falling from above.
Archeology
Half-toned femur revealed a prehistoric 'super monster'
A much larger femur bone than an adult man and weighs half a ton could belong to a super-sized monster but ... very gentle.
Archeology
Discover the richest pirate skeleton in history
Samuel 'Black Sam' Bellamy died with a 140-person crew on the shipwreck Whydah during a violent storm off Cape Cod in 1717.
Archeology
The oldest DNA decoding of people 400,000 years ago
German anthropologists have deciphered the oldest DNA of a person from an ancient femur 400,000 years ago.
Archeology
Femur is the power symbol of the ancient Zapotec?
For the ancient Zapotecs, the ancestor's femur was carried as an expression of power.
Space science
Mysterious images on Mars
Mars probes once recorded many images that shocked the audience because they carried a woman's figure, a skull fragment or a human face.
Medicine - Health
Interesting facts about bones are not well known
The following facts will reveal to you all the facts, but not everyone knows about our bones.
New technology
Anti-fall injury prevention kits
According to Helite, the device reduces the fall of 90 percent, and it is more unique than the one that predicts the carrier's fall in sensory capabilities.