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Why having a T. rex as a pet isn’t as bad an idea as you might think

Podcast November 17, 2022
Earliest sign of controlled fire for cooking found in Israel, dating back nearly 800,000 years

History November 15, 2022
Fossils from half a billion years ago preserve first skeletons, solving centuries-old mystery

History November 9, 2022
Evidence that human evolution driven by major environmental pressures discovered

Core Sciences November 1, 2022
The whole of the thing

People October 28, 2022
Obese yet malnourished toddler mummy sheds light on life in 17th century aristocratic Austria

History October 27, 2022
Podcast

Stumbling over dinosaur fossils in outback Queensland

Podcast October 25, 2022
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Ancient kangaroos might have lived in PNG for 20,000 years post megafauna extinction

Cosmos Briefing October 24, 2022
Multi-celled animals may have evolved thanks to “wildly fluctuating” oxygen levels a billion years ago

History October 24, 2022
You might have missed… citizen science maps of plants, the Black Death, shark scratching posts, and savoury snacks

Nature October 24, 2022
Chang'e-5 samples lead to new theory on the Moon’s unusual volcanism

Space October 22, 2022
Neanderthal genetics study shows that our closest human cousins probably lived in small groups

History October 20, 2022

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