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A new study led by Dr. Liliana M. Dávalos indicates that recovering mammal species lost due to human activities in Madagascar could take millions of years. The research highlights the …
Study Reveals Mammalian Evolution in Madagascar at Risk Due to Extinction Threats Read More
Researchers have discovered the oldest known human-made bone tools, dated at 1.5 million years in Tanzania. These tools, crafted from elephant and hippo bones, showcase early human cognitive advancements in …
Ancient Bone Tools Illuminate Human Evolution in Tanzania Read More
A groundbreaking discovery at Olduvai Gorge reveals that human ancestors created bone tools 1.5 million years ago. This oldest evidence of systematic bone tool production includes implements made from hippo …
Ancient Human Ancestors Crafted Bone Tools 1.5 Million Years Ago Read More
A significant study led by Joel Heath from University College London has revealed that the first dinosaurs may have originated in areas including the Congo Basin and Sahara Desert rather …
New Insights on the Origin of Dinosaurs Unveiled by Recent Research Read More
Peruvian paleontologists have discovered a 9-million-year-old fossil of an ancient shark believed to be an ancestor of the great white shark, found in the Pisco basin. Exceptional fossilization revealed a …
Discovery of 9-Million-Year-Old Great White Shark Ancestor in Peru Read More
The Helmeted Water Toad, a species that coexisted with dinosaurs, now faces extinction due to human impacts and climate change. Amphibians are the planet’s most endangered group, with one-third at …
Dinosaur-Era Species Faces Extinction: A Call for Conservation Amidst De-extinction Debate Read More
Scientists have discovered 27 new species in Peru’s Alto Mayo region, including an amphibious mouse and a blob-headed fish. The discovery highlights biodiversity in an area threatened by deforestation and …
Newly Discovered Species in Peru Highlight Biodiversity and Indigenous Knowledge Read More