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Benjamin Taub

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Did Neanderthal-Human Hybrids Really Roam The Middle East 100,000 Years Ago?

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By Benjamin Taub, Tom Leslie Verified
| IFL Science Verified
Until we find DNA from the remains of these apparent mash-ups, we may never know which species they were, a new report concludes. BENJAMIN TAUB Benjamin holds a Master's degree in anthropology from University College London and has previously worked in the fields of psychedelic neuroscience and mental health.
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Human ancestors shared their migration route out of Africa with enormous elephants 700,000 years ago

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By Benjamin Taub
| MSN Verified
Hundreds of millennia before our own species left Africa, an archaic hominin related to Homo erectus embarked on its own world tour, eventually reaching eastern Asia. This journey began in the Levant, which connected Africa to Eurasia, and new research indicates that this vital migration corridor was teeming with meaty megafauna.
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The Science Of Fever Dreams: When We’re Sick, Our Dreams Can Get Extra Weird – What’s That All About?

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By Benjamin Taub, Josh Davis
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Dreams are utterly bonkers at the best of times, yet when we’re feeling a little off-color we can get a glimpse of how deep the rabbit hole really goes. Research has shown that fever dreams tend to be more vivid, more emotionally intense, and considerably weirder than regular visits to the dreamscape – so how do we even begin to make sense of the madness?
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