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When Pointy Bras were in Fashion

Boobs are more popular than paleoecology. I’ve written nearly 1000 blog articles about science with an emphasis on paleoecology, but almost every day, the most viewed article on my site is entitled “Breasts were Invisible in Hollywood Movies until the 1940’s.” I think it’s my most viewed article of all time, and I wrote it just 4 years ago. (My blog is 16 years old.) It’s a s...


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Ulysses S. Grant in 1952 Words

Ulysses S. Grant was a great general, but as President he fell short of what I would consider success, partly because he was ahead of his time and partly because he was so naive, he surrounded himself with unscrupulous crooks. Ulysses was born during 1822 in Point Pleasant, Ohio located near Cincinnati. His father owned a leather goods business during a time when most people ...


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How Jim Fowler of Wild Kingdom Became Famous

This recent generation of political correctness has driven humor away. Funny sitcoms used to be a staple of television, but today there are few, if any, television shows that are genuinely funny. Cancel culture has put comedy on mute. Modern television executives would censor most the humor from such classics as Seinfeld. One example of an episode of Seinfeld


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Landscapes in the Neanderthal World

Most paleoart depicts Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalis) living in a cold steppe environment. Although Neanderthals did range into steppe landscapes, they were likely more common in more forested areas or locations with at least some trees. A new study using paleoecology, archaeobotany, and climatology aims to change this common misconception.

Neanderthals f...


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Megafauna Walking the Beaches of Southern Spain 125,000 Years BP
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