Well Preserved Cave Lion Cub Found to be a 28,000-Year-Old Female A nearly 28,000-year-old cave lion cub discovered frozen in the Siberian permafrost, is so well preserved, you can still make out each and every one of her whiskers. Researchers in Sweden claim the cub, nicknamed Sparta, is probably the best-preserved Ice Age animal ever uncovered and describe Sparta in […]
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Scientists discover hundreds of thousands of animal, human bones in Saudi Arabia cave Although hyenas look and hunt like canines, they’re members of the mongoose family and therefore more closely related to a cat. However, just like dogs, hyenas have an affinity for hiding bones — it’s just that they can tend to go a bit overboard. Case in point, […]
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Iron Age Chariot Burial Site Found – Complete with Horse and Rider An Iron Age chariot has been discovered buried in a Yorkshire village for the second time in two years. The find was found at a building site in Pocklington, England, where more than 200 homes are being built. Archaeologists are trying to properly dig the discovery as of […]
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Evidence of 2,800-year-old biblical earthquake found in Jerusalem Books of Amos and Zechariah in the Old Testament describe an earthquake that rocked the city of Jerusalem about 2,800 years ago and archaeologists have now found the first evidence of the biblical event. The Israel Antiquities Authority’s (IAA) excavations in the City of David National Park uncovered a layer of destruction during excavations, […]
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9,000-Year-Old Stonehenge-Like Structure Found Under Lake Michigan Archaeologists found something much more fascinating than they got credit for when searching under the waters of Lake Michigan for shipwrecks: they uncovered a rock with a prehistoric carving of a mastodon, as well as a collection of stones arranged in a Stonehenge-like manner. Gazing into the water In modern archaeology, the use […]
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Sediments from Lake in Japan Reveal Stable Climate Led to Origin of Agriculture The advent of agriculture was a significant turning point in the history of modern humans, beyond which humans started living a sedentary life and formed a so-called “civilization.” However, the environmental factors responsible for this revolutionary change in human lifestyle have been unclear for quite a long. […]
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Olmec Civilization: Survivors of Atlantis? Are the Ancient Olmecs Survivors of Atlantis? It is a theory that according to many, could explain the incredible technologies and skills of this enigmatic Ancient Civilization. Even though the Olmec civilization is surrounded by numerous mysteries, researchers believe that all the classical cultures of Mesoamerica originated from this mysterious civilization. But where did this ancient […]
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Scorpion Chair By Vyacheslav Pakhomov For Your Inner Evil Genius Forget the Iron Throne chair (sorry GOT fans) for we’ve found the world’s most awesome chair. We present you with the Scorpion Chair, the ultimate throne fit for the formidable king (or queen) in you. Just imagine sitting on this beautiful chair while exuding a regal aura. That would be […]
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What is the risk level for coronavirus in children? What you need to know is here Nearly 90,000 people have suffered infections and caused over 3,000 deaths with the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, the source of the COVID-19 outbreak. Parents are clearly concerned. It is necessary, however, to note that very few children have been positive for the virus and very […]
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Barbaric footage shows bull kill itself after partygoers set fire to its horns At the festival of “Bulls on Street, a modernized version of Spain’s interesting Running of the Bulls was a bull’s horns were set ablaze, causing the frightened animal to run right into a pole. While Spain is known for its bullfighting, this instance of a bull killing itself […]
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