Ancient humans in Africa changed their behaviour in a major way 70,000 years ago, which could explain how their descendants ...

Let’s dig deep into a few misconceptions about early humans, from their supposed stupidity to their alleged cohabitation with dinosaurs, adapted from an episode of Misconceptions on YouTube.

Maye was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, a chronic inflammatory bowel condition, in sixth grade by recently retired Dartmouth Health Children’s gastroenterologist Dr. Anthony Repucci.

So much so, that, as Cooper recalled for a recent story in The Athletic, the family was receiving phone calls from college coaches about scholarships when Arch was in the sixth grade.

Australian scientists have unveiled a transformative tool that allows researchers to track the fate of individual cells in a developing embryo with unprecedented precision.The study introduces LoxCode ...

Human Cognitive Evolution This discovery adds to growing evidence that early modern humans possessed higher-level cognitive abilities much earlier than previously thought. Creating a functional ...

Child-directed speech, or “baby talk,” plays a crucial role in language development and is a near-universal human behavior.

This “Stone Age bacon” shows early humans knew how to slow-cook and preserve food for travel. Just like we pack snacks while on trips today, they ensured sustenance before heading into the wild.

Ancient Africa's Climate Was Unexpectedly Rainy, Muddying the Story of Early Humans Learn why the idea of an ancient African drying period is now being challenged and what this means for the story of ...

How early humans endured extreme environments#WASHINGTON : Humans are the only animal that lives in virtually every possible environment, from rainforests to deserts to tundra. This adaptability is a ...

But now, researchers studying fossil hand bones found in Africa have discovered that our early ancestors had “human-like” hands—capable of precision gripping—as early as 3 million years ago.

According to a new study published in the journal Biology Letters, the bedbug’s long affair with humans began about 245,000 years ago.