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Humans lost Their Tails 25 Million Years Ago. Scientists Figure Out Why
The answer lies in the gene TBXT, which is involved with tail length in certain animals.
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People Without Tails? Scientists Identify Genetic Mutation Behind Condition
Director James Cameron's "Avatar" movies are populated by a species of outsized blue beings resembling humans, except with tails. So why does our species lack a tail, considering that our evolutionary forerunners in the primate lineage had them?
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Watch: Playful Dispute Unfolds As Dog Contends For Owner's Seat
The video was shared about a day ago, and since then, it has gathered almost 3000 upvotes. The post has sparked a range of comments from people who watched it, expressing their thoughts and reactions.
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Video Shows Heartwarming Moment Elephants Reunite With Their Human Friend
The video, now viral, has garnered widespread attention, with numerous viewers expressing their sentiments through comments.
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Baby Girl With 6-Centimetre Tail Born In Brazil
Spina bifida, a birth abnormality brought on by an improperly developing baby's spinal cord, was present in the girl at birth.
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Watch: Cat's Tail Is Accidentally Touched By Human, Internet Reacts Hilariously
A video of a cat that is gaining traction on the internet shows how much love a cat has for its tail.
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Tail-Spin: 5 Squirrel Siblings Found Themselves A Bit Tied Up...
A bunch of squirrel siblings in Wisconsin, US, found themselves in a sticky situation - their tails got entangled with each other's and pieces that made up their nest. Luckily they were found and freed. A post on this special rescue has received over 500 shares since being shared on September 15.
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Neurosurgeons Remove 18 cm-Long 'Tail' From Nagpur Boy's Back
A team of neurosurgeons at the government Super Specialty Hospital (SSH) in Nagpur have successfully removed a 18-cm long human 'tail', apparently the longest recorded so far, from the back of a teenage boy after its abnormal growth turned painful for him.
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Two flight attendants ejected during crash: NTSB
Two flight attendants in the back of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 survived despite being thrown onto the runway when the plane slammed into a seawall and lost its tail during a crash landing at San Francisco's airport, the head of the National Transportation Safety Board said on Tuesday.
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Now, tail for humans that wags when you are happy
A wacky Japanese inventor has created a fluffy tail for humans that wags when one is happy.
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Globally primates go downhill, India has reason to cheer
There is rare good news for India on the conservation front, but bad news in general for the conservation of primates in the world, the nearest relatives of humans on Earth. The Lion Tailed Macaque, a jet black monkey with a characteristic silver mane like that of the lion, which inhabits the rainforests of southern India, is no longer on the verge...
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Inventors show-off weird and wacky devices
Exhibitors from 45 countries showed-off their weird and wacky designs in world's biggest inventions fair held in Geneva
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Humans lost Their Tails 25 Million Years Ago. Scientists Figure Out Why
The answer lies in the gene TBXT, which is involved with tail length in certain animals.
-
People Without Tails? Scientists Identify Genetic Mutation Behind Condition
Director James Cameron's "Avatar" movies are populated by a species of outsized blue beings resembling humans, except with tails. So why does our species lack a tail, considering that our evolutionary forerunners in the primate lineage had them?
-
Watch: Playful Dispute Unfolds As Dog Contends For Owner's Seat
The video was shared about a day ago, and since then, it has gathered almost 3000 upvotes. The post has sparked a range of comments from people who watched it, expressing their thoughts and reactions.
-
Video Shows Heartwarming Moment Elephants Reunite With Their Human Friend
The video, now viral, has garnered widespread attention, with numerous viewers expressing their sentiments through comments.
-
Baby Girl With 6-Centimetre Tail Born In Brazil
Spina bifida, a birth abnormality brought on by an improperly developing baby's spinal cord, was present in the girl at birth.
-
Watch: Cat's Tail Is Accidentally Touched By Human, Internet Reacts Hilariously
A video of a cat that is gaining traction on the internet shows how much love a cat has for its tail.
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Tail-Spin: 5 Squirrel Siblings Found Themselves A Bit Tied Up...
A bunch of squirrel siblings in Wisconsin, US, found themselves in a sticky situation - their tails got entangled with each other's and pieces that made up their nest. Luckily they were found and freed. A post on this special rescue has received over 500 shares since being shared on September 15.
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Neurosurgeons Remove 18 cm-Long 'Tail' From Nagpur Boy's Back
A team of neurosurgeons at the government Super Specialty Hospital (SSH) in Nagpur have successfully removed a 18-cm long human 'tail', apparently the longest recorded so far, from the back of a teenage boy after its abnormal growth turned painful for him.
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Two flight attendants ejected during crash: NTSB
Two flight attendants in the back of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 survived despite being thrown onto the runway when the plane slammed into a seawall and lost its tail during a crash landing at San Francisco's airport, the head of the National Transportation Safety Board said on Tuesday.
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Now, tail for humans that wags when you are happy
A wacky Japanese inventor has created a fluffy tail for humans that wags when one is happy.
-
Globally primates go downhill, India has reason to cheer
There is rare good news for India on the conservation front, but bad news in general for the conservation of primates in the world, the nearest relatives of humans on Earth. The Lion Tailed Macaque, a jet black monkey with a characteristic silver mane like that of the lion, which inhabits the rainforests of southern India, is no longer on the verge...
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Inventors show-off weird and wacky devices
Exhibitors from 45 countries showed-off their weird and wacky designs in world's biggest inventions fair held in Geneva
