Humans in New Guinea May Have Hatched, Raised Cassowaries 18,000 Years Ago

Medicine & Technology Sep 27, 2021

An international team of scientists said, humans in New Guinea may have collected eggs from cassowaries close to maturity, and then raised their birds as early as 18,000 years ago.

Humans Growing Plants on Mars Impossible Due to Cosmic Radiation Exposure Rather Than Martian Soil

Sep 03, 2021

"The Martian" movie shows an astronaut planting potatoes on Mars. In reality, this might be impossible not because of the Martian soil but because of radiation exposure that is 17 times harsher than Earth's.

Hormones, Couples' Romantic Passion Levels, May Be Affected by Their Exposure to Sunlight

Aug 25, 2021

Sunlight is substantially affecting humans, specifically, their sex hormones when they get exposed to it, a new study found.

Babbling Bats: Like an Infant, These Animal Species Babble to Get Their Parents' Attention

Aug 20, 2021

New research recently showed one resemblance between a human infant and a bat species and that's babbling. This behavior is said to be a gesture to call the attention of the parents.

Researchers Track Early Migrations of Siberians to America Using Human Gut

Jun 14, 2021

Early migrations of humans to the Americas from Siberia around 12,000 years ago have been traced using the bacteria they carried.

Experts Found Ancestors Funeral Practice During Stone Age As Neolithic Woman's Skull Rolls Away From Burial Site

Mar 04, 2021

A Stone Age woman's skull took an unexpected journey when mud and water washed it away from her burial site 5,600 years ago.

How AI Is Changing the Way of Recruitment These Days

Feb 08, 2021

Artificial intelligence (AI) shows potential in recruitment by filtering applicants before they reach to human interview. They could be accepting or rejecting your job application right now.

Surprising Similarity Between Honey Bee and Human Interaction Unveiled

Dec 01, 2020

A model validated in experiments specifies that there are distinct differences between honey bees, "just as there are between human beings."

Wolves Might Protect Us From This Deadly Brain Disease

Nov 18, 2020

Scientists claimed that wolves could protect people from a deadly brain disease. They said that it could jump from animals to humans one day.

AI Wrote An Op-Ed Convincing Humans That Robots Will Not Replace Humans

Sep 09, 2020

An AI language generator has written an op-ed for The Guardian saying that it had “no desire to wipe out humans” but many are not convinced.

Neanderthals Are Smarter than We Thought: Ancient String Discovered Proves Capabilities of Early Humans

Apr 09, 2020

Researchers found evidence that Neanderthals are more intellectually capable than we initially assumed. They studied a piece of string fragment made from plant fibers which suggests the early humans used intricate thought processes. Interested to find out more? Click the link above.

Corpses Continue Moving for More Than a Year After Death, Says Forensic Scientists

Sep 17, 2019

New research shows that decomposing bodies move around significantly.

Dolphins Form Friendship through Shared Interest like Humans

Jun 12, 2019

The team discovered that male spongers spend more time associating with other male spongers than they do non-spongers, these bonds are based on similar foraging technique and not related to other factors

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.

Humans & Puffer fish Have The Same Teeth Genes

May 19, 2017

In a recent paper, it was discovered that humans and pufferfish actually share the same genes on teeth.