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Fossils in Greece suggest human ancestors evolved in Europe, not Africa

By inspecting the jaws of the ancient European ape they suggested that humanity’s forebearers may have evolved in Europe before migrating to Africa

When two tribes meet: Watch a pivotal moment in human history (video)

In this captivating video, you can see a recreation of the transitional moment from conflict to cooperation

Sorry, but the T-Rex doesn’t look anything like you think it does

Not that ferocious, actually?

Scientists create potentially deadly prehistoric “Mammoth meatball”

The so-called prehistoric “mammoth meatball” has been manufactured by the Australian “cellular meat” company, Vow

A tiny apelike humanoid may still be living in plain sight, scientist says

Don’t be shy, little guy...

Spelunkers find 27,000-year-old claw marks in hidden cave untouched for millennia

The sediment-filled spot seemed like a sealed up passageway into another cavern

Nearly 100 Titanosaur nests, complete with fossilized eggs, found in India

The trove of fossils suggest dinosaurs' egg-laying habits may have been similar to those of modern birds

Paleontologist accused of making up data on Dinosaur-killing asteroid impact

A researcher claims that Robert DePalma published a faulty study in order to get ahead of her own work on the Tanis fossil site

Mystery of ancient dots & stripes on Europe’s caves is solved

The first great revelation is that ancient humans were using the paintings to track the mating & birthing seasons of wild animals such as cattle, horses & mammoths

Ancient creature stomped through Alaska & researchers just found track to prove it

“RAWR!” rangers at Katmai National Park, which also oversees Aniakchak National Monument, wrote on Twitter

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