A new study has shown that African elephants use certain plants and minerals not only as food, but also to maintain their health. This information is important for species conservation and for planning their habitats.
A study of ancient footprints on the shore of a lake in Kenya has revealed inconsistencies between the structure of the hominin foot and their body size, making it difficult to determine their species. These discoveries also offer a rare glimpse into the social behavior of ancient primates.
A new discovery in Kenya—the most complete Homo habilis skeleton ever found—has allowed scientists to describe its structure in detail for the first time and confirm the unique place this species holds in human evolution.
A new study has shown that drones can cause short-term stress and behavioral changes in African elephants. However, when used carefully, their impact is minimal and the animals quickly adapt.