Early humans who roamed the African savanna three-and-a-half million years ago had a diet more like a cow than a Great Ape - comprising of grass and sedges, a new Oxford study has found.
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Vultures fight back from brink of extinction. The Indian vulture population has stabilised for the first time in two decades, raising hopes the birds could be saved, after a catastrophic decline nearly wiped them out.
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Early humans who roamed the African savanna three-and-a-half million years ago had a diet more like a cow than a Great Ape - comprising of grass and sedges, a new Oxford study has found.
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