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September 28, 2005
A Moroccan archaeologist team excavates a human skeleton dating back 11,000 to 12,000 years in a cave in Tafoghalt, Berkane. One of the skeletons was buried with a horn of a barbary sheep, an animal once abundant in the region during the prehistoric age.
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September 26, 2005
The animal kingdom's most popular gay couple no longer exists, now that Silo and Roy, the cohabiting penguins of Central Park Zoo, have called it quits. The pair rose to recognition six years ago when they "came out" with their same-sex relationship. Since then, they successfully hatched and raised an adoptive chick, after unsuccessfully trying to incubate a rock.
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September 26, 2005
A Fort Lauderdale veterinarian had seen strange items in the stomachs of dogs before, but a 13-inch serrated knife that was swallowed by a 6-month old puppy was a new one. "I was just flabbergasted," says veterinarian Jon-Paul Carew of Imperial Point Animal Hospital in Fort Lauderdale, to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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September 19, 2005
Topics female, share, nature, wild, queen, mary, tree, london, university, animal, life and family
A new study finds female greater horseshoe bats share mates with their mothers and grandmothers, but somehow avoid incest. Study leader Stephen Rossiter of the Queen Mary, University of London, says the females will not mate with their fathers, but will mate with their mother's partner, only when the mother has switched partners. Rossiter suggests this strange behavior evolved to tighten relationships within the colony.
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September 19, 2005
Topics female, nature, wild, queen, mary, tree, london, university, animal, life, family and news
Hector Duarte Jr. - All Headline News Staff ReporterStudy leader Stephen Rossiter of the Queen Mary, University of London, says the females will not mate with their fathers, but will mate with their mother's partner, only when the mother has switched partners.
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