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The Australian outback once shook under the footfalls of birds taller than a person and five times heavier than a cassowary. For more than a century, scientists knew these giants – called ...

Updated: May 6, 2025 / 04:49 PM PDT (KRON) — A forensic genetic genealogy team recently uncovered a mystery behind a partial human skull found on a beach in Northern California 32 years ago.

The hunter reported the find to Plymouth police around 9:30 a.m. that morning, according to the report. An officer also determined that it was not an animal skull and more so resembled a human skull.

Phillip Morfin initially thought he was looking at an animal skull but realized it was a human when he saw the victim's eye sockets Sam Gillette is a writer/reporter at PEOPLE. She first joined ...

The skulls of Viking-age Swedes, dated between the 10th and 12th centuries, suggest the population of the time was suffering from a wide variety of ailments. Researchers from the University of ...

In a nutshell CT scans of 15 Viking-age skulls revealed widespread dental infections, sinusitis, ear diseases, and joint problems that would have caused significant pain and reduced quality of life in ...

A human skull was found in a wooded area near a cemetery in Towson, according to Baltimore County Police. Around 9 p.m. Friday night, Baltimore County Police responded to Kenilworth Drive and ...

A human skull was found in a wooded area that borders a cemetery, Baltimore County police said. County police said a person walking near Kenilworth Drive and Bosley Avenue in the Towson area, near ...