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Link to the Past: Evidence of Humanity's Oldest Ropes Unearthed"Perfect forms" carved in ivory reveal humanity's oldest set of ropes, research suggests.
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Ancient Gap-Toothed Whale Led to Evolution of Efficient Filter FeedingA new fossil find, named Coronodon havensteini, helps explain the unusual eating habits of the blue whale.
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Life Among the Stars? Tiny Interstellar Probes May Test 'Panspermia' IdeaSome of the first spacecraft that humanity sends to other solar systems may carry microscopic ambassadors from Earth.
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In Photos: 130,000-Year-Old Evidence of Humans in CaliforniaScientists have found what they are saying could be the oldest evidence of human activity in North America — the marked bones of a mastodon dating back some 130,000 years.
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Did Human Ancestor 'Lucy' Have a Midwife?evolution -
In Ice Age Indonesia, People Were Making Jewelry and Artevolution -
What Your Nose Knows About Human EvolutionThey can be bulbous, pert, or pointy — but why do some noses look different than others? It could have something to do how humans evolved to live in certain climates, a new study suggests.
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Bipedal Human Ancestor 'Lucy' Was a Tree Climber, TooCT scans of "Lucy," a human ancestor that lived 3 million years ago, reveal evidence in the structure of her bones that suggests she climbed trees as well as a walked on the ground.
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Human Ancestor 'Lucy' May Have Died After Falling from TreeLucy's ability to walk on two legs on land may have hindered her ability to navigate trees.
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