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For more than a century and a half it was believed that a bone piece discovered by the English naturalist corresponded to an animal that inhabited South America 11,000 years ago, ‘Micrauchenia saladensis’
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Knowledge can only move forward through the confrontation of ideas, so let’s stop dragging our feet
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A new study explains why some animals became giants after the extinction of the dinosaurs, despite the survivors being much smaller
The British scientist reflects on how little we know about the human brain and explains how neurons in a lobster’s stomach may help us understand our mind
A new study of fish published in ‘Science’ reveals some paradoxes about sexual selection, a process that also affects humans, though this has been somewhat diluted by culture
An analysis of more than 100 societies confirms that disease, disasters and even wars tend to be seen as the doing of supernatural forces
The German scientist’s research on the European hominid sparked controversy by theorizing that the human race may not have originated in Africa
