First Kiss Happened 21.5 Million Years Ago
Oxford research reveals kissing dates back 21.5 million years and is shared with great apes. Discover the ancient origins of this romantic behaviour. Read more!
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Study reveals humans and Neanderthals kissed 50,000 years ago
Groundbreaking research from Oxford and Florida Tech reveals intimate kissing between Homo sapiens and Neanderthals occurred 50,000 years ago. Discover how this ancient behaviour evolved.
Neanderthals and early humans 'kissed', study finds
A new University of Oxford study suggests Neanderthals likely kissed and shared saliva with early modern humans, reshaping our understanding of ancient intimacy.
Why Lying Comes Naturally: The Psychology of Deception
Discover the fascinating psychological reasons why humans are hardwired to lie, from evolutionary advantages to modern social dynamics. Expert analysis reveals why we're all natural-born deceivers.
Giraffe neck evolution driven by combat, not feeding
Groundbreaking research reveals how ancient giraffe ancestors developed their extraordinary neck length through intense evolutionary combat, not just for feeding advantage.
Chimps Make Better Decisions Than Humans, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research shows humans make riskier choices than chimpanzees in psychological tests, challenging our understanding of evolutionary decision-making.
Chernobyl Wolves Develop Cancer-Resistant Genes
Exclusive research reveals how wolves in Chernobyl's Exclusion Zone have developed genetic mutations that appear to protect them from cancer, offering potential breakthroughs for human medicine.
Why most animals aren't hermaphrodites
Exploring the evolutionary mystery of why separate sexes dominate the animal kingdom, from genetic advantages to reproductive strategies that shaped life on Earth.
Monkey Evolution Breakthrough: Scientists Stunned by Findings
A revolutionary new study from the University of Portsmouth reveals that monkeys are evolving in surprising ways, challenging long-held beliefs about primate evolution and adaptation.
Science Reveals Why Beards Are Deemed More Attractive
Groundbreaking scientific research reveals the evolutionary psychology behind why facial hair is perceived as more attractive, dominant, and signifying higher social status.
Thumb Length Reveals Secret of Human Brain Evolution
Groundbreaking research uncovers the fascinating link between primate thumb proportions and brain size, offering new insights into the evolutionary journey that shaped human intelligence and dexterity.
Can Darwinism Explain the Rise of JD Vance?
Evolutionary biologist Mark Vellend's 'Everything Evolves' applies Darwinian theory to human culture, offering a controversial lens to understand figures like JD Vance and the trajectory of modern politics.
Tarantula's long genitalia discovery shocks scientists
Groundbreaking study reveals a tarantula species with extraordinarily long genitalia, offering new insights into spider reproduction and evolutionary biology.
Ape ancestors may explain human love of alcohol
A groundbreaking study suggests that humans' fondness for alcohol may have evolved from our ape ancestors, who sought out fermented fruit millions of years ago. Discover the fascinating link between primates and booze.
Penis worm fossil rewrites evolutionary history
A 500-million-year-old fossil of a bizarre 'penis worm' discovered in the Grand Canyon challenges long-held theories about the origins of complex life on Earth.
Deep-sea evolutionary superhighway connects ancient brittle stars
Scientists uncover a hidden deep-sea evolutionary superhighway linking ancient alien brittle stars across the globe, reshaping our understanding of marine biodiversity.
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