Cave art of a lion with a luscious mane drawn deep in a Puerto Rican cave about 500 years ago might have been created by an enslaved African, new research suggests. "We have an image that looks ...

Humans Hunted and Butchered a Cave Lion 48,000 Years Ago, Skeleton Suggests Published Oct 12, 2023 at 11:00 AM EDT Updated Oct 18, 2023 at 2:23 PM EDT By Aristos Georgiou ...

In 1985, an almost complete cave lion skeleton was uncovered in Siegsdorf, Germany. The bones are believed to be from an old, medium-sized cave lion.

The team also analyzed cave lion claw bones they discovered in the Einhornhöhle Cave in Germany in 2019 that are at least 190,000 years old, based on the layer of sediment in which they were ...

It's part of a larger network of caves in the Swabian Jura. Art and other discoveries from the caves suggest they provided shelter for Ice Age humans about 33,000 to 43,000 years ago.

The mummified remains of two cave lion cubs were discovered in Russia, and the recently unveiled specimens may be the best examples of cave lion mummies in the world. Boris, the male cub, was ...

Angel Acosta-Colon (shown here) poses with a number of pictographs, including an unusual find—an animal that looks like a lion. He speculates that this may be the first cave art drawn by slaves ...

Marks on the ribcage of a 48,000-year-old cave lion skeleton suggest the animal was killed by Neanderthals, making it the first evidence that our nearest human cousins hunted the Ice Age predators.

The latest care package hailing to us through deep time is a pair of extinct cave lion cubs found in the Sakha Republic of Yakutia. Believed to be at least 10,000 years old, the Siberian lions ...

The Curious Case of the Cave Lion Season 4 Episode 30 | 8m 9s | CC A mysterious, large feline roamed Eurasia during the last ice age. Its fossils have been found across the continent, and it’s ...

Radiocarbon dating of cave pictographic rock art in Puerto Rico Contact: Angel Acosta-Colon, angel.acosta2@upr.edu 208: D11.

The only other lion species known to occur in Europe—the cave lion, sometimes classified as Panthera leo spelaea —died out some 6,000 years before the animals unearthed in Southeastern Europe.