Hadza camps’ shifting community standards outweigh individuals’ interest in sharing resources
Anyone with a five-year-old can tell you that sharing is not a completely ingrained behavior in humans.
Anyone with a five-year-old can tell you that sharing is not a completely ingrained behavior in humans.
In the 19th century, Europeans imported red deer to New Zealand so that they could be hunted for sport.
In the book Predictably Irrational, behavioral economist Dan Ariely points out numerous scenarios where people reliably make illogical choices related to money or other measurements of value.
Normally I’m not too happy about my kids leaving their belongings where they’ll get lost, but a discovery by archaeologists in Norway has made me reconsider the value of lost toys.
Rhinos and elephants have long been targeted by poachers for the keratin and ivory that grows from their heads.
Many of your favorite foods come from bees.
A special squad known as the Black Mambas have reported on their first few years of protecting wildlife in South Africa, and they seem to be making inroads where more typical armed guards have sometimes struggled.
Relocating animals isn’t easy, especially if they’re as large and potentially dangerous as an adult white rhino.
It’s been said that the key ingredients in European, and especially French, cuisine is butter.
It’s pretty well established that humans make lots of bad, or at least irrational economic choices.