Chimpanzees and Bonobos Use Hugs, Kisses and Friendly Pats to Keep the Peace, Just Like Humans, a New Study Suggests Since all three ape species diverged from a common ancestor that lived roughly six million to eight million years ago, the findings hint t... See more
Three Millennia Ago, Humans May Have Spoken Thousands More Languages Than We Have Today, During a Linguistic ‘Golden Age’ A new study suggests linguistic diversity reached its peak between 1000 B.C.E. and 1000 C.E. before declining From Mandarin and Engli... See more
Fashion has always been a form of self-expression. Since time immemorial, Indigenous people have been making and wearing garments that reflect their beliefs, identities and connection to the Earth. But, lately, Native fashion has moved from the margins to... See more
Students in Florida Discovered a 400-Year-Old Intact Pot That Reveals Conflict Among Indigenous, Spanish and English Powers Archaeology students at the University of Florida discovered the rare vessel at the site of the former Mission San Francisco de Pot... See more
Why Are These Whales Floating Upside-Down? They Might Just Be Moms Who Need a Break From Feeding Their Babies Each year, southern right whales migrate thousands of miles from their feeding grounds to breed, give birth and raise their young. Taking rests a... See more
