Every science enthusiast will find countless, fascinating stories at this National Geographic website. The news site covers stories related to adventure and exploration, archaeology and paleontology, kids' news, science and technology, people and culture, the environment, and travel. Users can discover Special Series which cover emerging explorers, oceans, the pulse of the planet, and so much...

Audio aficionados who like to learn about humanity may be interested in the Sapiens Podcast, which bills itself as "a podcast for everything human." Produced by House of Pod and part of Sapiens, an online anthropology magazine featured in the 7-28-2017 Scout Report, this educational and thought-provoking podcast is hosted by Chip Colwell, Esteban Gomez, and Jen Shannon, all anthropologists who...

Created by Clark University Professors Charles Blinderman and David Joyce, this site explores one of the most famous scientific frauds in history. For almost forty years, Piltdown Man "inhabited a branch of the tree of human evolution, [and was] featured in professional articles and books, in newspaper reports, and even in biology textbooks read by high school students." It was not until 1953 that...

Launched in 2014, This Anthro Life is a podcast whose vision is "crowdsourcing the human condition to inspire communication, foster wonder, and generate empathy." Hosted and produced by recent anthropology PhDs Adam Gamwell and Ryan Collins, this podcast features conversations on a wide range of topics concerning and relating to the human condition. New listeners will find a "New? Start Here" page...