Wild Chimps Drink a Daily Equivalent of Beer: Evolutionary Hangover
New research reveals wild chimps consume the alcohol equivalent of a pint of beer daily, shedding light on our evolutionary taste for booze.
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Scientists Unearth Possible Artefacts of Oldest Prehistoric Humans in Indonesia
Scientists may have uncovered artefacts from the oldest prehistoric humans in Indonesia, potentially rewriting human evolution timelines and unlocking new insights.
Fossil Fungus Discovery Pushes Back Ophiocordyceps Origins by 30M Years
Scientists from the Chinese mainland uncovered 100-million-year-old parasitic fungi in Myanmar amber, revealing that Ophiocordyceps originated 130M years ago – pushing its timeline back 30M years.
350-Million-Year-Old Footprints Reshape Land Animal Evolution
Discovery of 350-million-year-old reptile-like footprints in Australia suggests land animals evolved full terrestrial locomotion faster than previously thought.
Scientists Crack Mystery of 400-Million-Year-Old Fish
First Palaeospondylus fossils found outside Scotland push its origin back to 400M years, revealing brain structures via CT scans and reclassifying it as a cartilaginous fish.
Ancient Fossils Illuminate Earth’s Marine Evolution in Tianjin
Discover Tianjin’s Ancient Ocean Exhibition Hall, where over 1,000 fossils narrate 4.6 billion years of marine evolution.
Alpine Plant’s Camouflage Secret Unveiled
Researchers reveal how alpine plant Corydalis hemidicentra uses dual coloration to camouflage on rocky slopes.
Dark Fur Aided Early Mammals in Evading Dinosaurs, Study Reveals
A new study finds early mammals used dark fur for nocturnal camouflage, helping them evade predators and survive alongside dinosaurs.
Nearly Complete Giant Panda Fossil Unearthed in Northwest China
A nearly complete 10,000-year-old giant panda fossil has been discovered in Shaanxi Province, offering rare insights into their evolutionary history.
Unlocking the Cambrian Explosion: How Ocean Oxygen Shaped Early Life
Chinese researchers reveal how oceanic oxygen levels and barium removal improved marine conditions, sparking the Cambrian Explosion of early life.
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