Escaping to Discover the Truth in Africa

The land burned by the equatorial sun is blown away by the Mediterranean wind. And we will agitate the sand grains of the Sahara, tropical rainforests that people can not know, but talk about where moisture comes from. The prairie and sea breezes gently wash the coastal paradise on the coast: Africa. Part of the temporally covered land is protected on the second continent on the third broad rock of the sun, the desert which blinds the early scholars' eyes with the vast Sahara desert in the north, magnificent sight and beauty I will.

For many Africans, South Africa is represented by many Americans in the world: escape, a new beginning, a place of opportunity. When gold was discovered in Johannesburg in 1886, it was quickly mined by people in more than a dozen African countries. Today, the country attracts Congo, Ethiopian, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigerian, Somali, Zimbabwe, and those who tried to escape the conflict or to improve their destiny. Among the 51 million people, the number of immigrants is estimated at 2 million to 5 million.

Australopithecus robustus / boisei: A. robustus discovered in South Africa in the 1930's, another closely related species (A. boisei) discovered in East Africa in the 1960's. A. robustus lived from 1 million to 2 million years ago - A. boisei lived millions of years ago from x; both species diet therapy is difficult to chew, rough (dirty ) You need to know what the structure is like) items and roots such as rap nuts, seeds (knowing this is due to the structure of teeth, jaw and skull). The skull capacity is about 400-500 ml

It is not even clear where the modern African people evolve. Lucy said Ethiopia is an important website. But in 2008, another A. sediba was found in South Africa. It lived about two million years ago when a man first appeared. As Taung Child is from the same area, according to the findings, South Africa may be the birthplace of our species. Still, White said that Lucy's seed is still the best candidate for direct ancestors, but more fossil evidence is needed. "I already know that there are four fossil deposits in this era in Ethiopia, so I believe that these fossils will be discovered in this era," he said.

An ornithologist at the Smithsonian Institute discovered a new bird. Birds were originally discovered in Gabon, a small country in Africa, and have been known to the scientific community until now. Interestingly, this species is part of a large group of closely related birds in Southwest Gabon, known as Gabba Complex. This new species is called olive glove robin with a length of 5 inches and an average weight of 18 grams. There is a burning orange colored throat and chest, yellow belly, olive's back and black feathers on the male's head. Women are similar, but not very active (see picture below). Both sexes have a unique white point in front of each eye