Scientists found fossil pollen that revealed a hidden Nile channel used to build the Great Pyramid
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How do erasers actually work? It’s more complicated than you think
timesofindia.indiatimes.comu/Holiday-Inspection94 — 4 hours ago
In 2021, a 4-year-old girl walking on a beach spotted a mark in a rock that turned out to be a dinosaur footprint
timesofindia.indiatimes.comu/Holiday-Inspection94 — 6 hours ago
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In 1952, a London construction crew cleared Blitz rubble and uncovered a secret 1,800-year-old Roman temple
timesofindia.indiatimes.comu/Holiday-Inspection94 — 1 day ago
Scientists Discover That Some Rattlesnakes Evolve Simpler, More Targeted Venoms Instead of Complex Toxic Mixtures Because Limited Prey Diversity in Isolated Habitats Rewards Ecological Efficiency Over Chemical Variety
m.economictimes.comu/Holiday-Inspection94 — 1 day ago
World War I’s ‘mercy dogs’ crossed deadly battlefields to find soldiers no human medic could reach
timesofindia.indiatimes.comu/Holiday-Inspection94 — 2 days ago
Scientists hiking in Alaska saw sunset reveal thousands of dinosaur tracks hidden in the rocks
I can understand discovering fossils like bones, eggs etc after millions of years, but how are footmarks preserved for millions of years...I don't understand how is this possible? Guys...anyone?
u/Holiday-Inspection94 — 2 days ago
The theft that made the 'Mona Lisa' a masterpiece
timesofindia.indiatimes.comu/Holiday-Inspection94 — 2 days ago
I have heard that Neanderthals and Homo sapiens interbred within the past 50,000 years
I mean i would like to assume in those days mammals were not open to interbred given the evolution of our society, i am thinking why would Homo Sapiens and Neanderthals unless one was looking for some else's protection. I also read Neanderthals males bred with Homo sapiens females more in reference to Homo sapiens males to Neanderthals females. Was it that Neanderthals were more powerful than Homo sapiens
u/Holiday-Inspection94 — 2 days ago
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Rare Pulaosaurus qinglong fossil suggests some dinosaurs may have sounded like birds and shared similar vocal anatomy
Dinosaurs chirping like birds is so against what we have seen in our childhood movies, i mean who would ever get scraed if T rex chirps at you?
u/Holiday-Inspection94 — 2 days ago