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A cave system lost for more than 50 years was recently discovered, revealing more than 100 pieces of "exceptional" prehistoric art and engravings

How archaelogists attempt to answer the questions: Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?” And why it matters.

Most ants are hard workers, but some are total layabouts. A new study shows how social parasite ants become the leisure class of the colony.

A number of cities vie for the unofficial title of “seafood capital of the world,” and Lisbon has a good claim. The city, Portugal’s co

Archaeologists discovered the remains of a Neanderthal crab roast in Portugal's Figueira Brava cave, changing our understanding of their diet.

Evidence form a cave in Portugal has found that Neanderthals were eating crabs as a part of their staple diet 90,000 years ago, showing advanced skills.

Researchers said the paleontological remains were another sign that our early human cousins had intelligence.

Crabs would have offered a nutritional boon for Neanderthals. That they ate crabs is another sign they were not just primitive cave dwellers.

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Ancient entelodonts are routinely portrayed as brutal carnivores, but they probably kept to the same menu as today's pigs and peccaries.