Echolocation: Tapping into Our Animalistic Senses

Medicine & Technology Mar 28, 2019

Can humans use hidden senses such as echolocation?

13-million-year-old Primate Skull Unveils The Origins of African Human & Apes

Aug 11, 2017

Scientists uncovered the origin story of common ancestors of living apes by finding a 13-million-year-old primate skull from the west of Lake Turkana in northern Kenya. Scientists named this specimen as “Alesi”, it has a tiny nose and mouth related to its head size.

Experts Warn Dangers Of Earth Getting Struck By Asteroids Ahead Of Asteroid Day On June 30

Jun 26, 2017

Earth could get hit by an asteroid any time, experts warn ahead of Asteroid Day.

Around 80,000 People Lead To Identify 40 Intelligence Genes

May 27, 2017

Around 80,000 people were studied to identify 40 number of genes that are related to intelligence. Using the"g-factor" method, scientists were able to obtain the data they need.

Humans First Evolve In Europe Not In Africa, Fossils Prove

May 25, 2017

Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution believes that the first human has said to evolve in Africa. Now, fossils prove that it was in Europe and not in Africa.

Fossils Found May Change The History Of Human Lineage, Leaves Doubt That Humans Originated In Africa

May 23, 2017

New found fossil reveals that the human lineage does not really originate in Africa. The fossils also share similar characteristics with humans.

Human Beings Can Incredibly Smell One Trillion Scents Except Smell Their Own Even When They Stink

May 15, 2017

Human beings has an incredible sense of smell. However, due to a condition, they can't smell themselves even when they stink.

Robots Presented In Virtual Reality Also Scored High In Human Likeness

May 13, 2017

Most human interactions with robots come from behind a screen. Whether it's fiction or a real-life interaction, rarely are we put face to face with a robot. This poses a significant barrier when we look towards a future where robots will be part of our everyday lives.

Old But Gold: Neanderthals, Not Humans Were the First American Settlers, Reports Say

Apr 27, 2017

A group of scientists has revealed on Wednesday that Neanderthals, not humans, were the first American settlers on the continent way back more than 130 000 years ago.

World's Oldest Person, Last Person Born In The 1800s Died At The Age Of 117

Apr 16, 2017

The world's oldest person died at the age of 117. Now, a Violet Brown from Jamaica got the title.

Wolverine For Real: Calcium Is Not The Only Thing Essential For Strong Bones, You Need Metal Too

Mar 29, 2017

A new research dwells deep into the bone world - Its growth and development. Researchers observe that the traces of metal found in bones play an important role in strengthening the bones.

Galapagos Penguins Mooch Off Their Parents For Free Food Too, Like HumansGalapagos Penguins Mooch Off Their Parents For Free Food

Mar 15, 2017

It turns out that Galapagos penguins ask their parents for free food too even after leaving home.

100,000-Year-Old Fossil of Human Skulls From China Reveals Complex Trend in Evolution

Mar 03, 2017

Fossil of two human skulls was discovered from the Lingjing site in Eastern China. Zhan-Yang Li and his team found that those skulls are more than 100,000 years old and they have some similarities with both modern and Extinct human species.

DNA Results Help To Find Out The Secrets Of The Ancient Pueblo

Feb 24, 2017

It's a question that eluded answers for more than a century, Who were the 14 people buried in the tiny tomb known as Room 33.

Ancient Skull Shows Signs of Lethal Combat

May 28, 2015

Scientists have discovered what may prove to be the oldest example of intentional violence among humans. In fact, the individual who died of apparent head wounds over 430,000 years ago is not exactly "human," but one of our close cousins, a Neanderthal. And what his skull may prove is that violence predates the rise of modern humans.