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Buried under the ice - Vimarsana News

Buried under the ice

Scientists journeyed to Greenland in an unprecedented experiment to drill for rocks beneath the ice sheet. But a crack in the ice threatened their mission - and their ability to predict the fate of the warming world.

N.C.'s abortion access impacting states throughout the South - Vimarsana News

N.C.'s abortion access impacting states throughout the South

Abortion is currently legal in N.C. in the first 20 weeks.

Source: ny1.com
An Ancient Dog Bone Could Be Evidence of the Route Humans Took to North America - Vimarsana News

An Ancient Dog Bone Could Be Evidence of the Route Humans Took to North America

An Ancient Dog Bone Could Be Evidence of the Route Humans Took to North America Share Filed to:carolina dog charlotte lindqvistcoastal migrationdog breedsdogsdomesticated animalsenvironmentlast glacial maximumnative american dogssettlement of the americassled dogsled dog breeds The canine bone fragment, found in Southeast Alaska. (Image: Douglas Levere/University at Buffalo) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit ...

Dog bone fragment dating back 10,150 years is discovered in Alaska - Vimarsana News

Dog bone fragment dating back 10,150 years is discovered in Alaska

Dog bone fragment dating back 10,150 years is discovered in Alaska Joe Pinkstone For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The oldest dog remains ever found in the Americas are 10,150 years old and prove canines were with humans when the land was first colonised 6,000 years before.   Analysis of a chunk of dog femur, which was found in southern Alaska, reveals the animal was a descendant of Siberian dogs. Scientists believe these ancient dogs accompanied the first humans to the Americas at the end of the last Ice Age when glaciers were in retreat.  The find...

Source: msn.com