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CursusA 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.
CursusA new study has found that the fastest arachnid is the huntsman spider Heteropoda jugulans, which can reach speeds of up to 3.59 m/s. The key factor behind its impressive speed turned out to be the length of its legs.
CursusA new study has shown that adult primates’ tendency to engage in play is determined not by their physical characteristics, but by the social structure of their group: play persists where equality and tolerance prevail. In hierarchical societies, such interactions disappear because the risks outweigh the potential benefits.
CursusA new species of pit viper with bright green coloring and amber eyes has been discovered in the mountains of western Sichuan. This finding highlights that even in well-studied regions, there are still many unknown representatives of the local fauna.
CursusA recent analysis of fossils has revealed that remains in Australia, previously thought to belong to a single species of ancient marine predators, actually represent two distinct species. This discovery points to a more complex ecosystem following the Permian-Triassic extinction and broadens our understanding of ancient amphibian migrations.