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Ancient Hunters Torched Europe's Forests Millennia Before Farms
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (440+ words) to us that climate change, large herbivores and natural fires alone could not explain the pollen data...
When fourteen Canadian wolves were released into Yellowstone in 1995, they were credited with bringing back trees, beavers and even changing the course of rivers, but a 20-year experiment suggests the most famous conservation story on the internet may be far more complicated
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (453+ words) remains one of the most-shared ecology videos in the history of the internet. It has been used in classrooms,...
In 1938, a South African fisherman hauled up a fish that scientists believed had been extinct for 65 million years — the coelacanth, a deep-water species that had simply been living unseen in waters no one routinely dredged
2+ mon, 16+ hour ago (309+ words) The coelacanth story is often told as if a fossil came back to life. The more interesting version is quieter: the fish had never left. It had simply been...
The Crocodile That Hunted Our Ancestors Lurked in Ethiopia 3 Million Years Ago
5+ mon, 4+ week ago (729+ words) ["The Crocodile That Hunted Our Ancestors Lurked in Ethiopia 3 Million Years Ago ScienceBlog.com","Submerged to the nostrils in warm, slow water, the animal waited. It had been waiting a long time, probably; crocodiles are good at that. Around it,…...
In a Norwegian cave in 2025, scientists found 75,000-year-old bones of polar bears, walruses, and bowhead whales — and the remains of a species of lemming now extinct in Europe that had never been found in Scandinavia before
4+ week, 1+ day ago (918+ words) community from roughly 85,000 to 71,000 years ago. By Natural History · Edited by Lachlan Brown Published August 15,...
More than 10 million years ago, South America had saber-toothed mammals, terror birds and giant snakes. But fossil evidence suggests even its apex land predators could become prey near the water, where the enormous caiman Purussaurus neivensis ruled.
3+ week, 2+ day ago (1377+ words) Four tooth pits in a terror bird's leg point to a 4.6-to-4.8-meter caiman, probably Purussaurus neivensis, but the fossil cannot distinguish a kill from scavenging. By Lachlan Brown · Edited by Lachlan Brown Published August 20, 2026 · How we edit Four shallow…...
When the Rains Fail, the Big Gangs Win: How Climate Chaos Reshapes Capuchin Society
4+ mon, 6+ day ago (209+ words) Susan Perry, an anthropologist at UCLA who has led the Lomas Barbudal Monkey Project in Costa Rica for 35 years, has accumulated something genuinely rare: a longitudinal record of 12 neighboring capuchin groups spanning three decades, complete with demographic censuses, satellite imagery…...
Archaeologists Reveal 1,000 Years of Indigenous Resilience in Bolivia’s Amazon
10+ mon, 5+ day ago (201+ words) In the flooded grasslands of Bolivia’s Llanos de Moxos, the land itself keeps a memory. Beneath its shimmering wetlands and winding channels, archaeologists have uncovered traces of communities that thrived here for more than a thousand years, long before European…...
Primatologist Shirley Strum has spent more than fifty years following the same olive baboons in Kenya, and what she found was not a hierarchy of aggressive males but a society running on friendship, memory of who helped whom, and constant negotiation
3+ week, 1+ day ago (600+ words) Shirley Strum's decades of fieldwork on olive baboons in Kenya reshaped how biologists think about primate societies, replacing a model built on male aggression with one built on long-term female relationships and something that looks, from the outside, like a…...
Deep beneath Central Texas, a caver put his head beneath an underground stream and found Ice Age fossils everywhere — mammoths, mastodons, saber-toothed cats and an armadillo relative as big as a lion
6+ day, 18+ hour ago (394+ words) One cave, one underwater glimpse, and a trove of Ice Age giants that rewrites what we know about Texas's deep past. Published September 6, 2026 · How we edit A caver dropped into a hole in the limestone of Comal County, Texas, put…...