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The new theory speculates that the enigmatic hominids known as Neandertals never intermingled with our forebears.

Read: Neandertals Were Separate Species »

The combination of hyper-carnivorous teeth and a sturdy, strong body evolved to kill very large, cumbersome prey.

Read: Thylacoleo carnifex: Super-Predator »

H. floresiensis probably had to bend its knee further back than modern humans do, resulting in a sort of high-stepped gait.

Read: Hobbits Walk Was Distinctive »

It’s beautiful.

Read: Elephantopotamus Discovered »

Analysis of a turkey-size dino species concludes that the features thought to be feathers are actually the remains of collagen fibers and that the dinosaur was bald. Photos.

Read: “Feathered” Dinosaur Was Bald »

The creature is thought to have been 17 feet long, with a 25-foot wingspan.

Read: Gynormous larkosuros Discovered »

A new form of ancient crocodile has been discovered in Brazil. Images.

Read: New Prehistoric Crocodilian »

Nature is announcing that the earliest finds of a human in Europe have been pushed back by a half-million years. Images.

Read: European Humans: 1.2 Million Years Ago »

Today is Easter, a day associated with eggs, so let’s talk about the largest bird egg in the world ~ that of Aepyornis maximus. Photos.

Read: Elephant Bird Eggs »

Specialists of the Museum of Mammoth of the Institute of Applied Ecology of the North, Academy of Sciences of Sakha Republic (Yakutia), have been thoroughly studying a baby mammoth found in 2004 and they have published their first outcomes.

Read: Mysteries of the Oimyakon Baby Mammoth »

It seemed like a side trek into the 1950s, but it merely was only another attempt to find out more about Pinky. Photos.

Read: Pinky Expedition: Dinosaur World »

Since the reporting of the so-called “hobbit” fossil from the island of Flores in Indonesia, debate has raged as to whether these remains are of modern humans (Homo sapiens), reduced, for some reason, in stature, or whether they represent a new species, Homo floresiensis.

Read: Micronesian Fossil Pygmies Discovered »

The Homo floresiensis conflicts have been reenergized again. The link to the full paper is here.

Read: Hobbits Debate Heats Up »

A new species of large bat and five others have been discovered from the Fayum district of Egypt. Image.

Read: New Giant Fossil Bat »

An intriguing lecture in Cambridge will occur this week regarding Homo floresiensis. I am going to try to attend. Photos.

Read: Hobbits At Harvard »