Elephants Use Water Hoses with Impressive Skill —and Even Sabotage Each Other
Elephants seem to not only know how to use the hose, but also how to intentionally interfere with others using ...
Elephants seem to not only know how to use the hose, but also how to intentionally interfere with others using ...
They were not the rudimentary cavemen they're sometimes portrayed as.
Just as with humans the fish (in this case termites) aren't always biting.
The study suggests the crows learn by cultural transmission.
Researchers say these chimps have a 'drinking culture'.
After analyzing key hand bone fragments from fossil records, a team of anthropologists conclude that pre-homo human ancestral species, such ...
Neanderthals were one of the early hominids who used Levallois technique to make stone tools. Image: Prisma/UIG/Getty A breakthrough finding ...
Early modern human populations were culturally diverse and sometimes exchanged tools helped by river networks in a then savanna rich ...
While chimpanzees, which are our closest relatives sharing 98% of our genetic blueprint, are notorious for their widespread tool use, ...