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Did Neanderthals Walk The Earth Longer Than We Thought 2 years 28 weeks ago

There was a time when there was more than one species of human, and around 200,000 years ago Neanderthals were the dominant human species in Europe. Around 40,000 years ago modern humans arrived on the scene and the Neanderthals appeared to die out. There has been much debate among scientists as to why the Neanderthals died out, but there is now some evidence that the Neanderthals may have survived for much longer in the frozen wastes of sub-Arctic Russia

World's Top 10 Endangered Species List 3 years 42 weeks ago

Because of human destruction of their habitats, tropical rain forest species are at the highest risk, as are top-of-the-food-chain carnivores, other species whose geographical range is already small, and marine coral reef species.
Here are 10 of the world's most endangered species - there are many more species that are endangered or threatened with becoming endangered, but most of these are considered to be at extreme risk of extinction.

The Most Fascinating Animals On Earth 4 years 9 weeks ago

We live in a world that is abundant in life forms. The animal kingdom in particular contains some of the most fascinating species on Earth. It only takes a quick glance at the Discovery channel to realize this fact. Here are some species I find most fascinating...

Are We All Part Neanderthal After All? 3 years 32 weeks ago

The Neanderthals were an early species of human that disappeared off the earth around 25,000 years ago. But a major new DNA study shows that there have been at least two periods of interbreeding between early modern humans and another human species, that was probably the Neanderthals. So it looks as though we may all be part Neanderthal after all.

Peculiarities Of Deep Oceans 3 years 40 weeks ago

In the twentieth century, scientists continued to imagine that living in a large depth was insubstantial, or somehow not important. The eternal dark, almost unimaginable pressure, and very cold in one thousand feet below it, they thought, so the ban to have all but extinguished life.
Also has found a new species-species such as giant clam, the spacecraft-like jellyfish and octopus ancestors of the sea in only a few other new species in deep-sea.