Hunting

Thousands of bones from Colorado's Jones-Miller site offer a detailed picture of Ice Age hunting—and a few mysteries.

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Some say the true death worm has already been found—slithering beneath the sands of the Gobi.

As their name suggests, these small birds provide critical cleaning services to oxen, impala and other animals of the savanna—with a side hustle as rhino guards.

Meanwhile meteorite hunters rushed to Berlin to find this most rare space rock.

Skilled hunters adapted to the changing landscape and left tantalizing clues to who they were.

A female archaeologist is challenging the idea of men as hunters and women as gatherers, one throw at a time.

Eureka, Nevada is a must-see pitstop along the magnificent wide open road of Route 50, where travelers can immerse themselves in a bygone era and explore secret underground tunnels.

Kiviaq, a mainstay on many "weird foods" lists, is an incredible feat of fermentation and cultural touchstone.

Beavers can reshape the North American ecosystem—if we let them.

Scientists know people were in Yukon 24,000 years ago. But what were they doing there?