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New clues about origins of 'Hobbit' humans

Scientists uncover fresh evidence about the enigmatic 'Hobbit' species, Homo floresiensis, shedding light on their possible ancestors and evolutionary journey.

Spanish royals use sign language at palace reception

Spain's Queen Letizia and her daughters, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía, showcased their sign language skills during a touching reception at Marivent Palace in Majorca, bridging the gap with the deaf community.

Why Humans Evolved to Love Alcohol

New research reveals how humans developed a unique ability to digest alcohol—and why this evolutionary quirk might explain our enduring love for fermented drinks.

Mind-Bending Ambigrams: Words That Flip

Discover the fascinating world of ambigrams—words that read the same upside down or from different angles. A visual and linguistic puzzle that will leave you amazed!

Ape ancestors may explain human love of alcohol

A groundbreaking study suggests that humans' fondness for alcohol may have evolved from our ape ancestors, who sought out fermented fruit millions of years ago. Discover the fascinating link between primates and booze.

Beckhams' united front amid split rumours

The Beckhams have been spotted together in Miami, seemingly dispelling rumours of a split, but body language experts suggest all may not be as it seems.

Stephen Fry: AI may make human work obsolete

Renowned actor and writer Stephen Fry has ignited a fiery discussion on whether artificial intelligence will render traditional human labour obsolete. His provocative comments challenge our very understanding of evolution and purpose in the age of intelli

Scientists decode tomato and potato evolution

Groundbreaking research reveals the genetic twists that transformed wild plants into the tomatoes and potatoes we know today, offering insights into future crop improvements.

Giant stick insect with bird-sized wings found in Australia

Scientists in Australia have uncovered a supersized stick insect with wings as large as a bird's, marking a groundbreaking discovery in entomology. This rare species offers new insights into insect evolution and adaptation.

Best way to know if someone is lying

New research uncovers the most reliable method to detect deception, offering practical tips to spot a liar in everyday conversations.

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