If your understanding of Stone Age humans is one of primitive cave people bashing rocks together, then perhaps it’s time to think again. Our ancient ancestors were able to build huge Neolithic ...

Well over a century since its discovery, this tiny never-before-pictured mammal ... traps.’ The young mammologists found and ...

Desert Kites: Humanity’s Oldest Hunting Traps Posted: May 14, 2025 | Last updated: May 14, 2025 Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe are huge, complex settlements that date back to between 10,000 and ...

It’s a small, grayish brown mammal with a pointy nose ... They set up camp in the high desert of the Eastern Sierra, near the unincorporated community of Lee Vining, and used augurs to dig ...

Animals of all kinds, from beetles to birds, are bedeviled by evolutionary traps. Here are some of the strangest and ... Israel’s forestry department converted part of the Negev Desert into a savanna, ...

A new mammal species discovered in Mongolia reveals surprising insights into ancient inland ecosystems and the dietary habits ...

Desert bighorn sheep are herbivores ... alleviate the suffering of mountain lions and other animals who accidentally become ensnared by traps set for bobcats. It is illegal to trap mountain ...

and constantly monitored the traps for three consecutive days, only sleeping for two hours at a time to monitor the animals’ wellbeing. “We caught a Mount Lyell shrew within like the first two ...

A hot desert is often covered in sand and the plants and animals that live there are adapted to live in very hot and dry conditions. Wow! It looks like it hardly ever rains here. Incredibly ...

This new tool could soon join the list of conventional mammal monitoring tools, such as camera traps, used by conservation biologists. Mammal DNA detected from the guts of blowflies indicated the ...

In Connecticut, fur-bearing animals such as beavers, muskrats and raccoons may be caught by several different types of traps during trapping season. The state allows several types of traps ...

A joint research team has discovered a fossil belonging to a previously unknown genus and species of mammal in the Late Cretaceous (100–66 million-year-old) strata of Mongolia's Gobi Desert.