Dogs have been by our side for 16,000 years, and more...
New research confirms that dogs were the first animal to form a domestic relationship with humans, dating back to the end of the last Ice Age almost 16,000 years ago.
PLUS:
- Constructing shelters out of Martian soil may be possible with bacterial help
- Male-on-male cricket 'twerking' and 'booty bumping' is not a case of mistaken identity
- Narrowing down potential alien signals from 12 billion to 100, thanks to SETI
- Researchers find a brain switch in mice to turn a deadbeat dad into a doting one
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New research confirms that dogs were the first animal to form a domestic relationship with humans, dating back to the end of the last Ice Age almost 16,000 years ago.
PLUS:
- Constructing shelters out of Martian soil may be possible with bacterial help
- Male-on-male cricket 'twerking' and 'booty bumping' is not a case of mistaken identity
- Narrowing down potential alien signals from 12 billion to 100, thanks to SETI
- Researchers find a brain switch in mice to turn a deadbeat dad into a doting one
2026-03-27
54 min
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