Could social bonds be the key to human big brains? A study of the fossil teeth of early Homo from Georgia dating back 1.77 million years reveals, thanks to the European Synchrotron (ESRF) in Grenoble, ...

The fossil teeth of a roughly 11-year-old individual reveal slowed development of premolar and molar teeth up to about age 5, followed by speeded development of those same teeth. That slower start ...

Putting together the puzzle of human evolution sometimes comes down to about 32 pieces–our teeth. Several fossil teeth dating back 1.77 million years hold some important clues into our ape and ...

Learn More › Shark vacuums are available in several different styles with dozens of possible combinations of features. From stick vacuums to robot vacuums and mops, these versatile cleaning ...

Florida’s beaches are great to visit in the fall season and are home to an endless stretch of idyllic coastline. The cooler temperatures, lower humidity, and fewer crowds mean it is the perfect time ...

How much do you know about sharks? John Long is a palaeontologist who has studied in depth the 450-million-year history of sharks. When Professor Long joined ABC Conversations he schooled ...

A routine clam survey took an unexpected turn off the Virginia coast when a mysterious bone with big black teeth was pulled ... looking online for Virginia fossils — to see if we could draw ...

NOAA Fisheries/Jonathan Duquette photo A routine clam survey took an unexpected turn off the Virginia coast when a mysterious bone with big black teeth was ... for Virginia fossils — to see ...

As the holiday season approaches, the festive spirit often comes with treats and beverages that can take a toll on teeth. Dr. Karen Fields Lever of 28 to Brush in Chicago shares professional ...

“21 years ago…The most impactful event of my life loosing [sic] my arm to a shark. Yet sooo much beauty has come from this moment,” Hamilton wrote in an Instagram post. “Today is a reminder to be ...

Fisheries and Oceans Canada photo Best guess: a shark. “The teeth marks on the tail of the glider suggest that it was a white shark,” the government agency wrote in a Nov. 1 Facebook post.