Humans Started Butchering Elephants 1.78 Million Years Ago In TanzaniaIn East Africa’s ‘Cradle of Mankind’, a major shift in human evolution occurred just under 1.8 million years ago, when our ancestors began exploiting megafauna - including hippos and giraffes - for food. Known as Olduvai Gorge, this prehistoric hominin hotspot in Tanzania has now yielded its earliest known elephant butchery...

Did A Giant Planet Sculpt Fomalhaut’s Stunning Ring Into Its Squashed Shape?The nearby (on a galactic scale) star Fomalhaut has a giant ring that has puzzled astronomers since its discovery in 2005. Evidence has now been published that the ring is even more out of kilter with expectations, and a giant planet probably has a role.The rest of this article is behind a paywall. Please sign in or...

“Truly A Reversal”: Scientists Find Protein That Causes Brain Aging, And Learn How To Stop ItA protein that’s central to brain aging has been discovered by scientists, who’ve gone the extra mile by also finding out how it can be stopped. FTL1, as it’s called, is a key mediator of aging in the hippocampus – a part of the brain that’s particularly badly affected as the years roll by.The rest of...

Homo erectus may be the culprit, but we can't be sure.

Some mysteries just keep getting more intriguing the more we learn.

FTL1 could be the key to slowing down aging in the hippocampus.

Hollow Knight Silksong's runbacks are proving divisive, but I've got a fix As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. There's that inevitable moment in every videogame where a boss kicks the shit out of you. Perhaps it's right at the end when you take on the biggest...

Schedule 1 adds shrooms, but I can't believe they weren't in the game already As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. Indie games have been eating good over the past few years. All the way back to the pandemic-fueled social games like Among Us and Fall Guys, to...

The original Hollow Knight was a game known for its sequence-breaking potential and its hard but fair gameplay mechanics that rewarded experimental play, which is perhaps why it garnered and still boasts such a strong speedrunning community.

There's that inevitable moment in every videogame where a boss kicks the shit out of you. Perhaps it's right at the end when you take on the biggest bad yet or, if it's a soulslike, it's literally every time you take on a new boss - at some point, you're going to get put in your place; that's part of the fun. Hollow Knight Silksong, much like its predecessor, doesn't pull its punches, and you're absolutely going to find yourself sitting on one of those wrought iron benches at least once. Problem is, they're too far away from the bosses themselves, meaning you have to rerun the gauntlet that got you there in the first place, potentially losing valuable life in the process. Continue reading Hollow Knight Silksong's runbacks are proving divisive, but I've got a fixMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Hollow Knight Silksong bosses, Hollow Knight Silksong system requirements, Hollow Knight Silksong map