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Black bear sightings are rising with growth and development in the mountains and coast, but with little danger. Here’s what to do and how to stay safe.

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But around 12,000 years ago, things began to change. As humans around the world traded hunting for farming, their diets changed too, incorporating more grains and cultivated produce into their diet.

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Why monkeys—and humans—can’t look away from social conflict Long-tailed macaques share some of our interests, study finds Date: July 9, 2025 Source: Ohio State University Summary: Long ...

It is notable that both macaques and humans seem to be attracted to videos featuring similar content, Bushman said. "We have plenty of research showing the popularity of violent media with humans.