One of the most important aspects of the pangolin’s ability to walk on two legs is its thick, muscular tail. The tail acts as ...

The fact that humans walk on two legs is likely the reason we have developed our rhythmic, musical, and linguistic abilities, suggests new research by physician and researcher Matz Larsson.

Marcuse was the lone thinker of the 1920s who thought, for a short while, that these two legs could walk together. Later attempts at a Heideggerian Marxism would need to sustain a similar position, ...

“Yet, once it becomes clear that nearly all such problems can be resolved and that most obstacles can be overcome, the world ...

and although they can walk on two legs for short distances, their gait is not much like ours. Perhaps the most important difference is that chimps cannot extend their knees and lock their legs ...

How walking on two legs may affect how we communicate today "In my experience, running and going for walks promote creativity and can give rise to new thoughts—and going for a walk with a friend ...