The First Ancestor of Man

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The Australopithecus sediba, a hominid of more than 1.9 million years discovered in Africa, I was able to make tools, walked like a human and had a unique combination of highly advanced features. It may be the direct ancestor of Homo erectus.


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Add a Surprise to Your Coffee with a Creature Cup

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Add a surprise to your coffee with a Creature Cup.


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Headgear: Antlers or Horns!

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It is nice to see many herbivores with huge headgear that grow so beautifully adding to their majestic appearance. Though the purpose of every shape is one – fight for right to mate, there are several designs and sizes that they take depending on the species.


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For Your Knowledge – The Human Skeleton

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Facts You Might Not Know

For Your Knowledge is a series of short scientific and/or biological facts. This is entry #1 – The Human Skeleton.


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Red-and-black: Prehistoric Penguins Showing Their True Colours

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Apparently, black and white had not been de rigeur around 35 million years ago for penguinkind. Until now.


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How to Tell a Skeleton’s Gender

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Male and female skeletons have some little differences between them. While some are very hard to notice, some just take a single look.


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The Ears: Atlas of Anatomy

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The ear not only provides us with our sense of hearing, it also gives us the sense of balance. It is a complex organ that is divided into three parts: the outer ear, which gathers sound like a radar scanner; the middle ear, whose gear-like assembly of bones amplify the sounds they receive; and the inner ear, which converts sound vibrations into electrical impulses and works out the position the head is in.


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Record Breakers in The Animal Kingdom – Part One

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In the animal kingdom there are many living marvels, some animals are surprising because of their size while others amaze us by their speed or their strength.


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Six Scary Things About The Brain You Didn’t Know

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The brilliant brain! here are six facts about the brain that you didn’t know.


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Human Skeleton and Body Parts

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The Human skeleton provides support, protection, surfaces for muscles attachments, enables movement, stores minerals (calcium and phosphate) and is a site for the production of red blood cells.


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