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Have You Seen Claims Humans Didn’t Come From Africa? Here’s Why They’re WrongA evolutionary tree of humans using reconstructions of their skulls.

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Have You Seen Claims Humans Didn’t Come From Africa? Here’s Why They’re WrongA evolutionary tree of humans using reconstructions of their skulls.
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Have You Seen Claims Humans Didn’t Come From Africa? Here’s Why They’re Wrong

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The World’s Smallest Crocodile Lives In A Cave, With Orange Skin So Thin You Can See Its Skeleton – Life In “AFRICA: Earth’s Wild Home”orange crocodile next to a grey-brown crocodile

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The World’s Smallest Crocodile Lives In A Cave, With Orange Skin So Thin You Can See Its Skeleton – Life In “AFRICA: Earth’s Wild Home”orange crocodile next to a grey-brown crocodile
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The World’s Smallest Crocodile Lives In A Cave, With Orange Skin So Thin You Can See Its Skeleton – Life In “AFRICA: Earth’s Wild Home”

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One Of The World's Weirdest Trees Just Gained A New Species That Was Hiding In Plain SightZa Baobab Tree (Adansonia za) in the Early Morning Light, Spiny Forest of Southwestern Madagascar

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One Of The World's Weirdest Trees Just Gained A New Species That Was Hiding In Plain SightZa Baobab Tree (Adansonia za) in the Early Morning Light, Spiny Forest of Southwestern Madagascar
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One Of The World's Weirdest Trees Just Gained A New Species That Was Hiding In Plain Sight

clock-iconSeptember 15, 2026
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The UN Voted To Adopt A New World Map That Shows Africa At Its True Size – The US Voted Against ItThe Mercator projection map

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The UN Voted To Adopt A New World Map That Shows Africa At Its True Size – The US Voted Against ItThe Mercator projection map
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The UN Voted To Adopt A New World Map That Shows Africa At Its True Size – The US Voted Against It

clock-iconSeptember 6, 2026
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The World Is About To Vote On Whether To Ditch The Global Map As We Know It And Start Showing Countries’ True SizeAfrica is front and center in this image of Earth taken by a NASA camera on the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite.

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The World Is About To Vote On Whether To Ditch The Global Map As We Know It And Start Showing Countries’ True SizeAfrica is front and center in this image of Earth taken by a NASA camera on the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite.
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The World Is About To Vote On Whether To Ditch The Global Map As We Know It And Start Showing Countries’ True Size

clock-iconSeptember 4, 2026

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Watch Live As Millions Of Wildebeest And Zebras Attempt To Cross The Mara River While Avoiding Hungry CrocodilesA herd of wildebeest scramble down a river bank and into muddy water to cross the river.

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Watch Live As Millions Of Wildebeest And Zebras Attempt To Cross The Mara River While Avoiding Hungry CrocodilesA herd of wildebeest scramble down a river bank and into muddy water to cross the river.
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Watch Live As Millions Of Wildebeest And Zebras Attempt To Cross The Mara River While Avoiding Hungry Crocodiles

clock-iconAugust 21, 2026

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Ebola’s Fastest-Growing Outbreak Has Now Killed 2,000 People In The Democratic Republic Of The CongoExpansion works taking place at the Ebola treatment centre at the General Referral Hospital in Lita. The 40-bed treatment centre constructed by WHO is being expanded to 80 bed capacity, with the support of partners such as ALIMA, WFP, UNICEF and MONUSCO.

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Ebola’s Fastest-Growing Outbreak Has Now Killed 2,000 People In The Democratic Republic Of The CongoExpansion works taking place at the Ebola treatment centre at the General Referral Hospital in Lita. The 40-bed treatment centre constructed by WHO is being expanded to 80 bed capacity, with the support of partners such as ALIMA, WFP, UNICEF and MONUSCO.
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Ebola’s Fastest-Growing Outbreak Has Now Killed 2,000 People In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo

clock-iconAugust 13, 2026

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Amid The Fastest Ebola Outbreak Ever, First Person Receives World's First Bundibugyo Vaccine Developed In Just MonthsProduced by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), under a magnification of 25,000X, this digitally-colorized scanning electron microscopic (SEM) image depicts numerous filamentous Ebola virus particles (blue) budding from a chronically-infected VERO E6 cell (yellow- green). See the Flickr link below, for additional SEM NIAID Ebola virus imagery.

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Amid The Fastest Ebola Outbreak Ever, First Person Receives World's First Bundibugyo Vaccine Developed In Just MonthsProduced by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), under a magnification of 25,000X, this digitally-colorized scanning electron microscopic (SEM) image depicts numerous filamentous Ebola virus particles (blue) budding from a chronically-infected VERO E6 cell (yellow- green). See the Flickr link below, for additional SEM NIAID Ebola virus imagery.
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Amid The Fastest Ebola Outbreak Ever, First Person Receives World's First Bundibugyo Vaccine Developed In Just Months

clock-iconJuly 27, 2026

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Humans And Elephants In Africa Are At The Start Of A Land Use "War" With Instances of Conflict Set To RiseTwo elephants crossing a highway in Tanzania with cars in the background.

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Humans And Elephants In Africa Are At The Start Of A Land Use "War" With Instances of Conflict Set To RiseTwo elephants crossing a highway in Tanzania with cars in the background.
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Humans And Elephants In Africa Are At The Start Of A Land Use "War" With Instances of Conflict Set To Rise

clock-iconJuly 10, 2026

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The Great Green Wall Of Africa Aims To Restore 100 Million Hectares, But Some Fear It Will Remain A MirageSahel acacia tree with the sun setting behind it

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The Great Green Wall Of Africa Aims To Restore 100 Million Hectares, But Some Fear It Will Remain A MirageSahel acacia tree with the sun setting behind it
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The Great Green Wall Of Africa Aims To Restore 100 Million Hectares, But Some Fear It Will Remain A Mirage

clock-iconJuly 8, 2026
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Youtube Video Leads To Discovery Of Adorable Sand Cats In Libya, Where They Had Not Been Known To Live BeforeA small sand cat peeks out of a hole with a hard stare at the camera.

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Youtube Video Leads To Discovery Of Adorable Sand Cats In Libya, Where They Had Not Been Known To Live BeforeA small sand cat peeks out of a hole with a hard stare at the camera.
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Youtube Video Leads To Discovery Of Adorable Sand Cats In Libya, Where They Had Not Been Known To Live Before

clock-iconJune 25, 2026
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In 1972, Scientists Discovered A 2-Billion-Year-Old Nuclear Reactor That Shouldn't ExistA geologist makes their way through a through the main mine in Oklo, Gabon

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In 1972, Scientists Discovered A 2-Billion-Year-Old Nuclear Reactor That Shouldn't ExistA geologist makes their way through a through the main mine in Oklo, Gabon
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In 1972, Scientists Discovered A 2-Billion-Year-Old Nuclear Reactor That Shouldn't Exist

clock-iconJune 24, 2026
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The Okavango River Begins In Angola And Ends In Botswana. It Never Reaches The SeaThe Okavango Delta, seen from space.

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The Okavango River Begins In Angola And Ends In Botswana. It Never Reaches The SeaThe Okavango Delta, seen from space.
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The Okavango River Begins In Angola And Ends In Botswana. It Never Reaches The Sea

clock-iconJune 2, 2026
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Burnt Bones In Ethiopia Are The Earliest Evidence Of Human Cremation Yet Found – At 100,000 Years OldA photo showing researchers on a sparce sandy field site. The terrain is a dark brownish color with no greenery. There are people scattered within the shot, some by small trenches in the ground and some clustered together with equipment. A silver topped tend is visible in the foreground.

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Burnt Bones In Ethiopia Are The Earliest Evidence Of Human Cremation Yet Found – At 100,000 Years OldA photo showing researchers on a sparce sandy field site. The terrain is a dark brownish color with no greenery. There are people scattered within the shot, some by small trenches in the ground and some clustered together with equipment. A silver topped tend is visible in the foreground.
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Burnt Bones In Ethiopia Are The Earliest Evidence Of Human Cremation Yet Found – At 100,000 Years Old

clock-iconMay 25, 2026

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Watch An Adorable 4-Month-Old Baby Elephant Being Reunited With Her Family After Getting Lost In The Wild elephant calf reunited with her family and walked off into the sunset.

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Watch An Adorable 4-Month-Old Baby Elephant Being Reunited With Her Family After Getting Lost In The Wild elephant calf reunited with her family and walked off into the sunset.
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Watch An Adorable 4-Month-Old Baby Elephant Being Reunited With Her Family After Getting Lost In The Wild

clock-iconMay 22, 2026