Joe Rogan reveals what could be 'game over for the human race'
"The amount of men that haven't had sex in over a year is very high," Rogan said as he explained how he thought this could play a part in a cultural shift.
Scientists shine light on how humans first learned to walk upright
The question of how the bipedal stance seen in modern humans evolved has long fascinated scientists.
Are humans still evolving? "Maybe more rapidly than ever," says scientist
Cultural and technological innovations appear to be the main drivers of adaptation. But have they replaced biological adaptation?
Moon in new epoch say geologists, who fear "massive damage" by humanity
Researchers hope that the Lunar Anthropocene concept might help to dispel the myth that that moon is barely impacted by humanity.
Chimpanzees use human-like warfare tactics, scientists discover
Scientists found that the chimps climbed in higher ground to keep tabs on their enemies, before heading into their territory.
War in Europe began way before we thought, ancient discovery reveals
Researchers analyzed more than 300 sets of human remains from a mass burial site dating back to around 5,000 years, finding an earlier origin for war in Europe.
Young chimps and human babies share vocal skill that is key to language
A study of vocal development in young chimpanzees has shed new light on the mysterious origins of human language.
Elephants and rhinos are far more scared of humans than lions, study finds
Ecologists have recently begun describing humans as a "super predator" given that our species kills prey at much higher rates than other predators.
Ancient weapons throw light on humans' history of violence
Now, researchers are beginning to theorize about who they were fighting and why.
Sex surge between early human species explained in new study
Changes in climate shifted vegetation and the overall habitat, meaning the paths of two ancient human subspecies crossed quite often.
Top signs you are your dog's best friend
The depth of the bond you create with your dog depends on various factors, such as early learning experiences, dog behavior expert Susan Nilson told Newsweek.
Palaeontologist accidentally finds ancient human skull while hiking
The River Po has revealed a multitude of ancient discoveries as its water levels dwindle because of record-breaking heat and drought.
Curly hair may have been key to human brains growing so big
Of all hair types, tight curls keep the body cool the best, researchers found.
Heartwarming clip shows stray cat in new home after giving birth to kittens
"Cat distribution system at work," one user said.
Woman who spent 500 days inside cave says she "lost perception of time"
Beatriz Flamini voluntarily spent nearly two years in a dark cave with little to no communication with the outside world.
The science of ancient beauty practices
Humans have been taking care of our skin and hair for thousands of years, some methods of which were beneficial—and others that were incredibly toxic.
Coercive Birth Policies Have Devastating Impacts on People and the Planet
Pronatalism is ascendant worldwide, from China's three-child policy, to 120 countries, including the United States, restricting abortion and clamping down on family planning. Such policies may serve economic, nationalist, religious, and/or xenophobic agendas. In fact, their rise tracks with rising right-wing populism in many countries.
How many sharks do we kill?
The advance of the global fishing industry coupled with relatively slow growth and reproductive rates has resulted in progressive declines for many shark populations.
Abandoned Labrador locked away for 6 years finally rescued: 'full of love'
Over 175,000 people have watched the moment by a content creator, who said: "His spirit and trust in humans somehow were never broken."
Dog mistaking in-law for intruder delights internet: "That scream"
One user's comment has racked up 70,000 likes, it said: "I have never in my life seen a dog scream in terror."
"I dissect bodies in front of hundreds of people"
Human anatomist Samuel Piri tells Newsweek about dissecting bodies for an audience in this original essay.
Fish trap dating back 11,000 years in Alaska reveals migration secrets
Ancient humans are thought to have crossed into the Americas via a land bridge between modern-day Russia and Alaska.
Mathematician on AI dystopia and human superiority over machines
"There are exciting developments coming through, but much of it, I think, is overhyped," Junaid Mubeen said.
Cat "aghast" after hearing a human meowing has internet in stitches
"This dude unlocked cat. He's fluent in cat," said one amazed viewer of the viral video on Reddit.
When Humans Start Wars with Birds, It Never Ends Well
People in Australia have started an "arms race" with cockatoos over garbage.
Prehistoric Teeth Could Be the Key to Dating 'World's Oldest Modern Human'
Recently discovered remains could take modern humans back more than 300,000 years.
How Dogs Know You're Sad and The Ways They Show Their Love
Dogs are known as man's best friend—and studies suggest they can even show compassion for their owners in distress.
COVID Could Be Transmissible From Animals to Humans and Vice Versa
Among the group studied by Dutch researchers, 67 percent of workers at mink farms developed the coronavirus.
Face Masks Could Reduce Coronavirus R Number and Prevent 2nd Wave
Richard Stutt of Cambridge University said the widespread use of face masks combined with physical distancing and minor lockdowns may help to manage the pandemic and re-open economic activity.
Supercomputer Simulates Neanderthal Extinction, Finds Humans Were to Blame
It is not a coincidence that Neanderthals vanished just at the time, when Homo sapiens started to spread into Europe" said research lead Axel Timmermann, director of IBS Center for Climate Physics.