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Lynx and other large carnivores once called Europe home. Then, humans wiped out these native animals. Now, a few lynx are back. Will they be able to stay?

After 20 days of voting, it is time to present the top still-in-development mods for 2021 as picked by you, the players!

There are several rivers in Europe popular with River Cruise passengers, but two of the most popular are the Rhine and Danube cruises.

Judith Rakers war jahrelang für die «Inselgeschichten» des NDR an Nord- und Ostsee unterwegs. Nun moderiert sie das Reisemagazin «Wunderschön!» - und ...

Judith Rakers war jahrelang für die "Inselgeschichten" des NDR an Nord- und Ostsee unterwegs. Nun moderiert sie das Reisemagazin "Wunderschön!" - und tourt zum Einstieg von Passau nach Wien.

Neanderthals engraved a deer bone more than 50,000 years ago CNN 15 hrs ago By Katie Hunt, CNN © V. Minkus/NLD The giant deer bone has no practical use and is believed to be purely decorative. A tiny piece of bone that once belonged to a giant Ice Age deer is changing how we think about Neanderthals. Found in Einhornhöhle cave in northern Germany, the decorated deer phalanx, or toe bone, features an engraved geometric pattern and has been dated, using several techniques, t...

A tiny bone is changing how we think about Neanderthals CNN 6th July, 2021 11:31:30 AM A tiny piece of bone that once belonged to a giant Ice Age deer is changing how we think about Neanderthals. Found in Einhornhöhle cave in northern Germany, the decorated deer phalanx, or toe bone, features an engraved geometric pattern and has been dated, using several techniques, to at least 51,000 years old. It refreshes the debate over to what extent Neanderthals, the heavily built Stone Age hominins tha...