Bipedalism: How Did Humans Achieve the Unique Trait of Walking Upright?

Medicine & Technology Jan 30, 2024

Ancient ape bone scans unlock secrets of bipedal evolution in humans, suggesting surprising links between walking on two legs and the inner ear. Continue reading to learn more.

Prehistoric Human Ancestor 'Lucy' Could Have Stood Up Straight, Walked, Climbed Trees

Jun 14, 2023

While several researchers have been in consensus that Lucy was bipedal, a new study further supports this hypothesis. Read to learn more.

Sahelanthropus Tchadensis Were Already Walking on Two Legs in Ancient Lake Chad One Million Years Earlier than Previously Thought [STUDY]

Aug 26, 2022

New research reveals that the Sahelanthropus tchadensis was bipeds seven million years ago. Continue reading to know if the scientific community accepts this study.

10 Minute Quick Jog Results in Improved Mood and Cognitive Abilities; Study Says

Dec 13, 2021

A study by Japanese researchers show that a minimum of 10 minute jog can significantly improve both mood and exective funciton.

3.7-Million-Year-Old Footprints in Tanzania Were From Humans, Not Bears; Evidence Shows Earliest Proof Of Hominin Bipedalism

Dec 02, 2021

Ancient footprints in Tanzania once thought to be from bears walking upright were now re-analyzed and found to be from humans, which is the earliest evidence that multiple hominin species lived in that area.

Meet Caltech's LEONARDO: The Bipedal Walking Robot That Can Fly, Slackline, Skateboard

Oct 07, 2021

Researchers at the California Institute of Technology present a new type of robot that can walk, slackline, and skateboard. This robot is called the LEgs ONboARD drOne or LEONARDO for short.

Humans' Defenseless Nature: Still, Why Don't Wild Animals Attack Us More?

Jul 13, 2021

Humans are basically defenseless without their weapons. So why do wild animals do not attack them often? Scientists explain how the healthy fear of animals to humans helps them coexist.

Dinosaurs Evolved Into Bipedals Animals Because Of Strong Tails And Speed

Mar 06, 2017

Scientists have found out why dinosaurs learned to walk using two feet instead of four like their ancestors. The need for speed to catch their prey help dinosaurs into evolving to using just two feet.