Archeology
My mother hugged me for 6,000 years in the Netherlands
Archaeologists found the oldest burial site of a child at a site in the autonomous region of Nieuwegein in the province of Utrecht, dating from the Stone Age, the Intern…
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Archeology
Detecting the remains of 'hug each other without leaving' for 6,000 years
Greek archaeologists have recently uncovered the intact remains of a couple in a tight-fitting posture in Alepotrypa cave located in Peloponnese (Greece).
Archeology
Sahara used to be green and inhabited
Scientists have just discovered the skeleton of a small woman hugging two children, lying on a flower bed 5000 years ago in the barren Sahara desert today.
Archeology
Two 8,000-year-old 'Romeo and Juliet' skeletons
Recently, there are two skeletons in the body like hugging each other that archaeologists found in Turkey. These two skeletons may have existed more than 6,000 BC (little
Archeology
The hug lasts 5,000 years
Italian archaeologists were extremely surprised to discover the bones of a couple who were buried 5,000-6,000 years ago in a tight embrace.
Biology
This bug is truly the true
You probably know how fierce the natural world is. So to survive, animals have to equip themselves
Animal world
The cutest contest in the world
Two camel Vicuna are like hugging each other dearly while fighting for territory in the desert of Atacama - northern Chile.
Animal world
Seeing the mini version yourself, seals do surprises
A lovely seal live at Mombetsu Land, in Hokkaido, Japan recently received a special gift from the zoo staff on the occasion of the New Year.
Animal world
The 100-year-old female turtle left home for more than 10km to find a partner
The female turtle was found more than 10km away from the house while hugging a male tortoise-like object.
Animal world
Frogs mate with no body contact
Experts discovered a new mating posture unique in Bombay night frogs in India, in which instead of hugging their partners, the male stood in the form of legs above the f…
Animal world
Unusual cooling way of koalas
Scientists have finally discovered why the koalas often hug trees when the weather is hot.
Animal world
Chimp hug goodbye
Before being released to the natural habitat, Wounda chimpanzees turned around and hugged people who had saved life and cared for as a goodbye.
Animal world
Gorilla hugged each other to rejoice
Meeting again after a long time, two monkeys in the British park happily shook hands and hugged each other. Story about
Animal world
Those who 'hug trees'
Discovery magazine would like to introduce you to some animals that are equally interesting to live in - these are animals that live almost all their lives on trees.
Animal world
Chimp comforted by kissing
For people, a hug and comforting words can help a lot of relief. It turned out that chimpanzees hugged each other for that purpose.