
Humans come in all shapes and sizes, but our DNA is surprisingly similar. Learn why our limited genetic diversity might be a surprise and how it affects our species' survival.

Evolution isn't about improvement but adaptation. Discover why humans, sharks, and bacteria are equally evolved and what the future might hold for our species.

Discover the evolutionary and neurological roots of our innate desire for improvement. Learn how this drive, balanced with our sense of fairness, has propelled human progress and shaped our societies, and explore the challenges and opportunities it presents for our future.

Discover how Australopithecus Sediba, a 2-million-year-old hominin, challenges old notions of human evolution. Learn about its unique features, the misconceptions surrounding the "missing link," and how this fossil contributes to our understanding of the complex, branching nature of human origins.

Uncover the truth about human evolution and our relationship to apes. Learn why the question "Have humans evolved from apes?" is misleading, and discover how embracing our ape nature can lead to a richer understanding of human capabilities, health, and our place in the natural world.

Discover the fascinating evolution of lactose tolerance in European populations. Learn how the ability to digest milk beyond infancy became a crucial survival advantage, reshaping human genetics in just a few thousand years, and explore its implications for modern nutrition, health, and cultural practices.

Discover the fascinating journey of human evolution, from our primate ancestry to the modern era. This blog explores how medical advances have altered natural selection and examines whether humans are still evolving. Learn about the ongoing forces shaping our species in a rapidly changing world.

The idea of a missing link in human evolution is outdated. Learn why modern science dismisses this myth and what fossil evidence tells us.