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That summer the 25-year-old and his friend headed out on a fishing trip. bigley said good-bye to his girlfriend. >> i told her i would call her when i got off the river and unfortunately, you know, that was a promise i was unable to keep. i had had lots of bear encounters. this one was different, unique. the bear comes whipping around the corner and upon us. standing on top of me with either claw digging in. she cocked her head sideways and bit down across my face. every single bone in my head had been broken, except for my mandible. >> they were so remote, it would be five 1and a half hours b...

Digging in. she cocked her head sideways and bit down across my face. every single bone in my head had been broken except for my mandible. >> reporter: but they were so remote, it would be five and a half hours before bigly got into surgery. >> i'll always remember them telling me that i would always be blind. i realized early on, it would be easy to slip into a life of bitterness. >> reporter: waking nightmares haunted him for years. he got therapy and made up his . six years after the attack, he got his masters with social work and is now a clinical director working with families with trauma...

So we are talking right here where they saw the skull at in the grass and stuff. the skull and the mandible and everything else was laid out back towards where the house laid this way with the main part of her body and stuff. for decades there was not a single lead in the case. unfortunately the autopsy did not show any because it was so degraded, they could not show what happened to her. they were not able to determine exactly how she was killed.

Dr. Alvin Danenberg discusses what he sees when he looks at a 300,000-year-old mandible.

Image: Taiping Gao Scientists are challenging the reported discovery of fossilized lice-like bugs crawling through dinosaur feathers, but the original researchers are standing by their interpretation. Y’all know what this means, right? Science fight! Advertisement In this corner, we have a team led by Taiping Gao from Capital Normal University in China. Back in 2019, this group claimed to have discovered a previously unknown louse-like insect, dubbed Mesophthirus engeli, found trapped in Burmese amber. A total of 10 specimens were found in two chunks of amber, all dating back some 100 mill...