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todayilearned
Jul 05, 2020
TIL Because of its massive size, a T-Rex could only run at 12 miles per hour. If it ran any faster, its bones would've shattered.
animal behavior
birds
courtship
dinosaurs
paleontology
tyrannosaurus rex
todayilearned
Jun 26, 2020
TIL: A hobbit-like human ancestor was found in Asia. Scientists have found skeletons of a human species that grew no larger than a three-year-old modern child. The species lived with pygmy elephants and giant lizards on a remote island in Indonesia.
human ancestors
indonesia
paleontology
todayilearned
Jun 24, 2020
TIL Capuchin monkeys at Brazil’s Serra da Capivara National Park, are 3,000 years into their own 'Stone Age'
anthropology
australopithecus
brazil
capuchin
capuchin monkeys
cashews
monkeys
nuts
paleontology
tool use
todayilearned
Mar 23, 2020
TIL that a fully-preserved dinosaur tail, still covered in delicate feathers, was found. It is 99 million years old.
birds
dinosaurs
feathers
fossils
hukawng valley
myanmar (burma)
paleontology
scientists
todayilearned
Mar 03, 2020
TIL The last mammoths died around 3,600 years ago, when the great pyramids of Giza were already 1,000 years old
archaeology
biology
extinction
io9
mammoth
megafauna
paleontology
sci
science
top
woolly mammoth
wrangel island
todayilearned
Jun 28, 2019
TIL that, when the last woolly mammoths died out in 1650 BC, only about 4000 years ago. By that time, the pyramids of Giza were already a thousand years old.
archaeology
biology
extinction
io9
mammoth
megafauna
paleontology
sci
science
top
woolly mammoth
wrangel island
todayilearned
Jun 20, 2019
TIl that in April of 2019, researchers on the island of Luzon, Phillipines, discovered a new extinct species of homonoids named Homo Luzonensis. This discovery marks the third time in the last 15 years that unexpected ancient human activity has been discovered in Southeast Asia.
callao cave
fossils
hominin
homo floresiensis
homo luzonensis
human ancestors
humans
luzon
paleoanthropology
paleontology
todayilearned
Jun 04, 2019
TIL about a species of human that grew no larger than a modern 3-year-old child and lived on a remote island in Indonesia 18,000 years ago. These humans lived alongside Homo sapiens. They manufactured sophisticated stone tools, hunted elephants, and more, all with a brain only 1/3 the size of ours.
human ancestors
indonesia
paleontology
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