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 "Neanderthals snaked on shellfish during the winter, a seasonal pattern later seen in humans."

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Los Aviones Cave in Spain on a sunny day

Neanderthals Snacked on Shellfish During the Winter, a Seasonal Pattern Later Seen in Humans

Group of dinosaurs traveling with a small mammal underfoot

73-Million-Year-Old Teeth Reveal Three New Mammal Species That Lived in the Arctic, Among Dinosaurs

Astronauts eating and drinking on a long mission

Customized Nutritional Drinks May One Day Help Fuel Astronauts Who Travel to Mars

asteroid coming to Earth

Asteroid 2026 JH2 Is On the Verge of Passing Earth, Only a Few Days After Being Discovered

foundation of brick chapel

Historical DNA Links Colonial Graves to 1.3 Million Living Relatives and May Have Identified the Colony’s Second Governor

blue interstellar dust

Antarctic Ice Reveals Earth May Be Traveling Through Ancient Supernova Dust

developing chicken embryo

The Same Genetic Blueprint Develops the Faces of Birds and Mammals, So Why Do They Look So Different?

Illustration of the newly discovered dinosaur Nagatitan

Newly Discovered Sauropod Is Biggest Ever Found in Southeast Asia at Likely 27 Tons, Nicknamed the "Last Titan"

spiral galaxy

A Galaxy Cluster's Sloshing Spiral Reveals the Story Behind a Chaotic Collision That Began Four Billion Years Ago

Chotuna Huaca

El Niño Rains May be Slowly Eating Away at Peru’s Ancient Pyramids

Homo erectus skull

Ancient Tooth Proteins Reveal Possible Link Between Homo erectus, Denisovans, and Modern Humans

Famous tourist attraction on the island of Lolland in Denmark

Stone Age People in Denmark Kept Fishing Even After Farming Arrived 6,000 Years Ago

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