इंसान का शरीर धीरे-धीरे ठंडा पड़ रहा:  अब 37 डिग्री नहीं रहा सामान्य तापमान, 150 साल में बदल गया इंसानी शरीर

इंसान का शरीर धीरे-धीरे ठंडा पड़ रहा: अब 37 डिग्री नहीं रहा सामान्य तापमान, 150 साल में बदल गया इंसानी शरीर

About 150 years ago, the average body temperature of humans was higher than today. Then 37 degrees Celsius was considered the standard of normal temperature. Now in many researches the average body temperature of a healthy person has been found to decrease to about 36.4 degrees Celsius. According to BBC reports, scientists are trying to…

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स्वरा भास्कर ने डिंपल यादव को बताया अपना क्रश:  बोलीं- हम सब असल में बाईसेक्शुअल हैं, यूजर्स बोले- फहाद अहमद के लिए बुरा लगा रहा है

स्वरा भास्कर ने डिंपल यादव को बताया अपना क्रश: बोलीं- हम सब असल में बाईसेक्शुअल हैं, यूजर्स बोले- फहाद अहमद के लिए बुरा लगा रहा है

10 minutes ago Copy link Famous actress Swara Bhaskar has recently talked about her crush and bisexuality in an interview. This video of him is now becoming quite viral on social media. Swara has described Samajwadi Party MP Dimple Yadav as his crush. Users are now trolling Swara on calling Dimple Yadav a crush. Some…

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Two Ancient Human Species Coexisted In Ethiopia 2.6 Million Years Ago, One Possibly Unknown

Two Ancient Human Species Coexisted In Ethiopia 2.6 Million Years Ago, One Possibly Unknown

Last Updated:August 16, 2025, 23:37 is Fossilized teeth found in Ethiopia show that two human ancestor species, including a possibly unknown one, lived there 2.6 million years ago. Fossilized teeth found in Ethiopia’s Afar region. A decades-long archaeological project in Ethiopia’s Afar region uncovered fossilized teeth revealing that two different types of early human ancestors-…

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50 Years Ago, Discovery Of This Fossil Changed Understanding Of Evolution

50 Years Ago, Discovery Of This Fossil Changed Understanding Of Evolution

A fossilised skeleton, Australopithecus afarensis, best known by her nickname ‘Lucy’, was unearthed by researchers 50 years ago this month in the Afar region of Ethiopia. It eventually went on to transform scientists’ understanding of human evolution. Opening a new chapter in human history, the discovery by Don Johanson, an American palaeontologist and graduate student…

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