Alaskan University Offers the Curious a Chance to Adopt a Mammoth
Mammoths became extinct on mainland Alaska just under 12,000 years ago. Or at least that’s the current consensus. This timeline…
Cícero Moraes: Insights into the Fascinating World of Forensic Facial Reconstruction
When you delve into news related to historic reconstructions, one name consistently emerges: Cícero Moraes. His remarkable talent has brought…
Tamales: Honoring Tradition and Resilience in Ecuadorian Cuisine
Popular throughout Central and South America, the tamal is a traditional dish made from ground corn filled with a variety…
Colossal Biosciences Leads the Charge for De-Extinction
Interview excerpt Amongst genetic engineering and de-extinction initiatives, Colossal Biosciences stands at the forefront. Recognized as one of the TIME100…
Imaginary Roman Emperors Grace the Pages of the Historia Augusta
The Historia Augusta presents a carnival of outlandish stories that have puzzled historians for centuries. But these bizarre fabrications are not limited…
Few Non-visitors Are Aware of the 3,500-Year-Old Obelisk in NY’s Central Park
Nestled amidst the lush greenery of Central Park lies the oldest outdoor monument in New York City: Cleopatra's Needle. The…
Cute and Cuddly Capybaras Are Related to Extinct Colossal Rodents
Native to South America's wetlands, the Capybara is celebrated as the world's largest rodent and revered for its gentle demeanor.…
Britain’s “Britishness” is Largely an Import Story
Britain's history is a vibrant tapestry woven with threads of diverse cultures, a reality seemingly overlooked by some nationalist standpoints. Contrary…
