Figuring out precisely when and why the early hominins transitioned from an arboreal lifestyle to habitual bipedalism remains a mystery in palaeoanthropology. Although many early hominin species ...

One longstanding theory of human bipedalism is that it first developed in our ancient hominid ancestors as a way to more easily move around the African savannah—an ecosystem created by rising ...

Even living in an urban neighborhood, there’s plenty of nature to discover. A pilot program is underway to showcase trees Bankers Hill – through self-guided walking tours. Brian Bagnall, of the ...