Minecraft Mob Head Minis Advent Calendar 2023 has too much cardboard? Dan at Squirrel Stampede checks out this years Minecraft Mob Head Mini's Advent full of 24 doors of seasonal giving! Find an ...

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Avocado remains from El Gigante illustrate how ancient farmers domesticated crops to adapt to changing environments. The ...

Fossilight Fruit is a Divine seed that was introduced to Grow a Garden on July 5, 2025, as part of the Prehistoric Update. If you're looking to add this ...

Saint Killingham, the latest addition to the God's Knights has a powerful Mythical Zoan devil fruit called Ryu Ryu no Mi, ...

We'll cover the prerequisites for joining friends in Minecraft, no matter which version you're playing, as well as troubleshoot some common issues found when trying to play Minecraft multiplayer.

The data point to a forested ecosystem rich in fruit resources, where mastodons traveled long distances and dispersed seeds along the way. That ecological function remains unreplaced.

Get Healthy. Ancient grains like amaranth, farro, rye and millet are having a moment as more people realize that they taste great and offer some health benefits.

Archaeological findings in a Mallorca cesspit recently showed that thrushes were common fast food in Ancient Rome, alongside pigs, sheep and fish, revealing the varied diet of ordinary Romans.

Our planet hides the most unique history of indigenous tribes that have preserved their cultural identities, languages, and lifestyles for over thousands of years now. The lifestyle of indigenous ...

A contractor in Syria discovered an ancient underground Byzantine tomb complex believed to be 1,500 years old below a destroyed home. The grave site was found last month in the town of Maarat al ...

Calculation principles found in a papyrus scroll, and an author shares his love of lichens in this week’s pick from the Nature archive. Snippets from Nature’s past.