Extinction

Archeology, Ecology, Extinction, Genetics, Geography, Paleoecology

Death Down Under: A Deep Look At Australia’s Megafaunal Mystery

There are few places on the planet as distinctive as Australia. With its isolated geographical location and iconic landscapes, it captures the imagination of people the world over. Picturesque red deserts, glistening beaches, and Eucalyptus woodlands may provide its most characteristic scenery, but arcane rainforests, snow-covered mountains, and much more can be found on the […]

Ecology, Extinction, Paleoecology

Wrangel Mammoths-Irrelevant to the Extinction Debate?

The very last population of woolly mammoths in the world survived on a small tundra island in northeast Siberia until only about 4,000 years ago, when the Egyptian pyramids were being built. They outlasted their cousins on the mainland by thousands of years, and have been the subject of intense research and intrigue. This remote

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