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Humans
Latest Articles & Videos
Insects Could Crush Humans Like Bugs -
One of the delights of following environmental news is that you are regularly enjoined to eat more insects. Reading one such article recently, I was struck, among the well-worn benefits...
We're Not as Unique as We Think We Are -
The next time you mutter under your breath about the big gorilla in the next office, you might want to reconsider. The insult may reflect badly on you. Renowned primatologist Frans de Waal...
First Human-Neanderthal Hybrid Found? -
The skeletal remains of an individual living in northern Italy 40,000-30,000 years ago are believed to be that of a human/Neanderthal hybrid, according to a paper in PLoS ONE.If further...
More Articles
- How Humans Lost Their Fur - Kelly Murray, CNN Light Years
- Human Brain Cells Make Mice Smart - R. Douglas Fields, Sci American
- How Human Language Could Have Evolved from Birdsong - MIT
- The Most Comprehensive Tree of Life to Date - University of Florida
- Humans and Dolphins Team up to Catch Fish - Joe Roman, Slate
- Could Humans Benefit from Hibernation? - Zuberoa Macros, Cosmos Mag
- The Evolutionary Biology of Star Trek and You - Annalee Newitz, io9
- We Are Horrible at Predicting Our Futures - Greg Miller, Science Now
- To Understand Humans, Understand Koala Bears - Carl Zimmer, Slate
- Blaschko Lines: Why Some Humans Have Stripes - Esther Inglis, io9
- Can Animals Develop Taste for Human Blood? - Jennifer Viegas, Discovery
- Humans Interact with Rats in Virtual Reality - Ross Pomeroy
- Fishy Evolutionary Origins of Our Beautiful Smile - University of Bristol
- At Last, Evidence That Humans Are Special - Matt Ridley, Wall St. Journal
- Why Humans Give Birth to Helpless Babies - Kate Wong, Scientific Am.
- Differing Gene Regulation Separates Human, Chimp Brains - UCLA
- Are Human Beings Individuals or Ecosytems? - The Economist
- The Failed Search for a Virgin Birth - Aarathi Prasad, The Telegraph
- In Animal Olympics, Humans Are Unimpressive - ABC Science
- Humans, Not Volcanoes, Did in Neanderthals - Michael Balter, Science
- For Humans, Being an Omnivore Was No Dilemma - Nancy Shute, NPR
- Why Ants and Humans Share Superpowers - Natalie Angier, Smithsonian
- You Can Shed Up to 37 Million Bacteria Per Hour - Yale University
- Human Hunters Killed Aussie Megafauna - Tiffany Hoy, Cosmos Magazine
- Bioengineering Humans to Be More Sustainable - John Hawks, Slate