Read more about the article Spider Mum Frozen In Time By Fossilised Amber Still Protecting Her Young 99 Million Years Later
A female lagonmegoid spider in her egg sac in Burmese amber.

Spider Mum Frozen In Time By Fossilised Amber Still Protecting Her Young 99 Million Years Later

This 99-million-year-old spider mum frozen in time by solidified amber is the oldest piece of evidence showing that ancient spiders kept a close eye on their hatchlings. Four separate chunks…

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Read more about the article Scientists Recreate What Twin Horned Flesh Eating Dinosaur With Scaly Skin Would Have Looked Like Using Fossil Remains
An up-close illustration of the Carnotaurus' horn which earned it the name 'carnivorous bull'

Scientists Recreate What Twin Horned Flesh Eating Dinosaur With Scaly Skin Would Have Looked Like Using Fossil Remains

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A flesh-eating dinosaur with horns that earned it the name 'carnivorous bull' has taken shape in a series of illustrations created by researchers studying fossil evidence, who also discovered it…

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Read more about the article Some Of The Oldest Evidence Of Beer Drinking Found At 9,000 Year Old Chinese Burial Site
9,000-year-old skeleton in China with Long-necked Hu vessel believed to have been used to drink beer, China, 2021.

Some Of The Oldest Evidence Of Beer Drinking Found At 9,000 Year Old Chinese Burial Site

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Experts have discovered evidence of beer drinking in the south of China 9,000 years ago where people are believed to have drunk rudimentary beer from the pots in rituals to…

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Read more about the article The 9,500 Year Old Skull Which Bears The Marks Of The Worlds First Brain Surgery Is To Get A Face
The 9,500-year-old skull, which was found during the excavations at Asikli Hoyuk, a settlement mound in the Cappadocia region, near Aksaray, Turkey where the first brain surgery in history was performed.

The 9,500 Year Old Skull Which Bears The Marks Of The Worlds First Brain Surgery Is To Get A Face

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The face of a woman whose skull from 9,500 years ago showed evidence of the first brain surgery ever is being reconstructed as a wax model and going on display…

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Read more about the article Man Arrested For Growing Cannabis Plants On Grandparents Graves
Turkish police detained a man, identified as 29-year-old C. G., who planted cannabis on his grandparents' graves in Afyonkarahisar, Turkey in July 2021. (Newsflash)

Man Arrested For Growing Cannabis Plants On Grandparents Graves

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A young man has been arrested for cheekily growing cannabis plants on his grandparents’ graves - which resulted in police raiding his home and finding even more incriminating evidence of…

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Read more about the article University of Hamburg Study Claims COVID Started In Wuhan Lab
Main Building of the University of Hamburg in Germany, where the study about the origins of COVID-19 was conducted

University of Hamburg Study Claims COVID Started In Wuhan Lab

A new COVID-19 study conducted by the University of Hamburg has found evidence that the current pandemic started from a laboratory accident at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China.…

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Read more about the article Cave Find Suggests Humans Wore Necklaces 120K Years Ago
Unperforated shell from Misliya cave at 160,000 years ago or earlier (top), and perforated and ochre covered shell from Qafzeh cave dated to 120,000 years ago or younger (bottom)

Cave Find Suggests Humans Wore Necklaces 120K Years Ago

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Israeli archaeologists have found evidence that early humans wore shell necklaces painted with ochre as far back as 120,000 years ago. The discovery, which included several examples of ancient shell…

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