The ancestors of humans once lived on a mountain of 4,000m high through the Ice Age
Recent scientists have discovered the first evidence of the presence of ancient people in Mount Bale, Ethiopia, Africa up to 45,000 years ago.
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Recent scientists have discovered the first evidence of the presence of ancient people in Mount Bale, Ethiopia, Africa up to 45,000 years ago.
You know, snakes are one of the species with relatively wide biological distribution. With just the right conditions, the snake will definitely appear.
Archaeologists have a remarkable discovery with cave paintings in eastern France dating to 12,000 years old, hidden under another drawing.
In prehistoric times, or more specifically, in the ice age, there was an animal with an extremely scary appearance. They weigh up to 500 pounds, 1.7 meters high, 3.5 met…
German scientists found climate change in the Ice Age eventually led to the disappearance of most Europeans and the emergence of newcomers from the Middle East and Euras…
Experts say he has the entire skeleton of a 14,000-year-old mammoth in the Ice Age and this is an extremely rare finding. However, the man only said that John was planni…
A 3.6-million-year-old rhino fossil was discovered in Tibet, suggesting that some species such as giant mammoths, sloths and cat-like cats may have developed in the high…
The expedition team, headed by Professor Natalia Fyodorova, revealed the body of the intact preserved mammoth like the corpse of a 40,000-year-old mammoth named Lyuba, d…
The Mammoth Elephant named Lyuba, after 42,000 years of being buried in mud, first appeared in the US public at The Field Museum, Chicago state.
The sunspot cycle is about to enter the first hibernation period since the 17th century. This means humanity will lessen the safety of the electrical and satellite netwo…
The glacial period was the period when the Earth was very cold, the temperature suddenly fell low on a global scale, the ice covered the ground. In the history of the Ea…
Humanity will face the next ice age more than 50,000 years later than the inherent rule. The reason is due to global warming that the culprit is human.