“Traversing the Kuroshio: Paleolithic migration across one of the world's strongest ocean currents,” Science Advances, 2025. DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adv5508 (About DOIs).

We first hypothesized that Paleolithic people used rafts, but after a series of experiments, we learned that these rafts are too slow to cross the Kuroshio and are not durable enough," said Kaifu.

Archaeologists have uncovered rare artifacts from the Paleolithic era at Ulukoy Cave in Türkiye’s southeastern Mardin province, revealing the earliest known evidence of human activity in northern ...

Our team of researchers is trying to gain a better understanding of how seasonal migration patterns are changing in the face of climate change by studying crested cormorants (Gulosus aristotelis).

Miller et al. (2005) used Argos satellite telemetry to elucidate the chronology, migration routes and the most important stopover sites of adult female Northern pintails (Anas acuta).

More information: Yu-Lin Chang et al, Traversing the Kuroshio: Paleolithic migration across one of the world's strongest ocean currents, Science Advances (2025). DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adv5508. www ...