New research has revealed an incredible discovery: modern humans carry 20% of their genetic material from a mysterious ...

According to global urbanist Greg Clark, 55 years from now, the world’s population will have peaked, and nearly all of it ...

Bowden stressed that vultures are keystone species and that their population should be restored to benefit the ecology and human safety. "Thousands of carcasses were eaten by vultures ...

Now, DNA from two 7,000-year-old mummies has revealed a truth: a lost human lineage once lived here, isolated from the rest of the world for tens of thousands of years. Unlike other ancient ...

His photos drew attention to the growing interaction between wildlife and human-made structures in ... focused on studying the polar bear population and documenting the effects of climate change ...

Tiger recovery is gaining ground in India despite the country’s large human population, intense land-use pressures 11 and the growing effects of wildlife hunting 12. Dealing with such diverse ...

And while this isn’t recommended for human portraits, if you say upload pictures of a new phone, or a laptop, or even a fancy water bottle, the results can be amazing. There will be bright neon ...

Back then, it was a savannah that early human populations settled in to take advantage of the favorable farming conditions. Among them was a mysterious people who lived in what is now southwestern ...

While their relatives spread around the world and mixed with many different human populations and species, the people living at Takarkori remained isolated. It was not until the Sahara Desert became a ...

Using genomic analysis, the researchers found that the North African lineage diverged from sub-Saharan African populations at about the same time as the modern human lineages that spread outside ...

The interconnectedness of forest ecosystems, avian populations, and local human communities makes this an urgent area for surveillance. “The study aims to develop a real-time surveillance model ...