Scientists bring a 46,000-year-old worm back to life
Not only did they revive the roundworm, but the newly active creature promptly started having babies.
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Not only did they revive the roundworm, but the newly active creature promptly started having babies.
Research suggests cannibalism was a funerary rite for the Magdalenian people in northwest Europe, but others preferred to bury their dead.
Neanderthals were capable of hunting cave lions through the use of simple wooden spears. Read more here.
Ancient remains in Germany have revealed that Neanderthal hunters were hunting and eating cave lions nearly 50,000 years ago.
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