(Kyodo) _ The first inhabitants of North and South America could have been fishermen from Japan who traveled there in small boats, according to research in the latest edition of New Scientist magazine ( Read more... )

Baby mammoth discovery unveiled ( Read more... )

Study: Humans Didn't Wipe Out Mammoths
Article HereMay 10, 2006 - Recent evidence suggests people may not deserve the blame for the wave of animal extinctions - which included the woolly mammoth, wild horse Equus ferus, and saber-toothed tiger - that arrived with the end of the last Ice Age 10,000 years ago ( Read more... )

Original Article with PhotoHundreds of human footprints dating back to the last Ice Age have been found in the remote Australian Outback, an official and media reported Thursday ( Read more... )