#Bone

Source: Neatorama The fabella bone found in our primate ancestors was once rare in humans and scientists believed that we might have lost this primordial knee bone during evolution. However, a recent study from Imperial College of London found an increasing occurrence – this bone is now three

Source: Atlas Obscura Looking at these bones can be a bit unsettling, and not just because they’re remnants of an extinct species of archaic humans. What’s most disturbing about these Neanderthal bone fragments is that they belonged to individuals who were the victim of cannibalism. Top… Click

Author: Brian Switek / Source: Science News for Students Hagfish certainly seem prehistoric. Unlike most fish today, these eel-like creatures don’t have jaws, eyes or bones. About the length of a kid’s arm, they make a lot of slime too. Researchers had thought that these strange fish were a

Author: Jeremy Rehm / Source: Science News When a group of biologists realized that pumpkin toadlets had no middle ear bone, the team was stumped. That meant that these tiny, toxic frogs couldn’t hear each other’s high-pitched chirps, which is how most frogs attract mates. “We scratched our

Author: Lindsay Patterson / Source: Science News for Students Google the term “bone broth.” You’ll quickly discover people claiming that it’s the latest miracle cure. Broth made from animal bones simmered up to 20 hours can heal your gut, boost your immune system, reduce cellulite, strengthen