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♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ will: well, good morning and and welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning. there's your beautiful national anthem welcoming you in once again. will cain, pete hegseth, carley shimkus with you this morning. good morning. carley: how are you feeling after yesterday's cold plunge? a little shaky in the beginning and then you started to feel great towards the end, right, will? will: the shakiness was the anticipation. [laughter] you know, i told pete this, it was all abstract was the problem. like i've been in a 60-degree something ocean before,...

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Furry friends to be part of the family, and more than half of those surveyed say their pet. what is just as martin just as much a part of their family as their human relatives come on, the survey showed that dog owners were slightly more likely to say their pet was family than cat owners. and they're gonna there's violet. that's my dog, my dog violet member of the family, the family, but i mean, look violate. i know you don't speak english, so it's not going to hurt your feelings, its not on equal pay. their footing with my kids. so you're in the 97% but not the 50. yeah of course . and i thin...

A small fragment of one of these human relatives, it's a big deal. they are well, until recently, perhaps the rarest sought after objects in earth. in this country -- in this discovery, we discovered the largest assemblage of primitive human relatives ever discovered on continent of africa. it's a new species. we named is homo naledi on the 10th of september and as you said we believe that they are deliberately disposing of their dead in this chamber, that's why there's so many there. >> this was found in a crack through a cave. some people were splunking through caves. they saw some bones. yo...

A new species of human ancestors called homo naledi had the brain the size of an orange, stood about five feet tall and incredibly appears to have buried its dead, a behavior previously thought to be really limited to humans. the man who led the team on this amazing find, professor lee berger, joins me from johannesburg, south africa. thank you for being with me, sir. >> good afternoon. >> can you walk us through how significant, how big of a find this is? >> well, every time we find even a small fragment of one of these human relatives, it's a big deal. they are, well, until recently, perhaps...