Unlike gray wolves, dire wolves did not travel over the Bering land bridge. The animals evolved to be part of a now-vanished ecosystem, one in which many beasts lived large. Why dire wolves went ...

Beyond the spectacle (but no less spectacular) is the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve, a breathtaking and carefully protected remnant of the formerly massive land bridge that connected Asia ...

For years, most scientists believed humans crossed the Bering Land Bridge from Asia during a brief period when ice sheets had retreated enough to allow passage. That window was thought to open ...

Nizina Glacier became more accessible to paddlers around 2000, when melting ice formed a lake on which float-planes could land. Nathaniel ... 7,000 square miles. The Bering Glacier is the nation ...

After the last ice age ended 16,000 years ago, the Bering Land Bridge created a pathway for people to enter North America from Asia. Up to 8,000 to 10,000 years ago, evidence shows that North America ...

DNA studies of later indigenous populations indicate that the first Americans likely originated from Northeast Asia, crossing into the continent during the late Pleistocene when lower sea levels ...

These people were thought to have crossed the Bering Land Bridge during a period when lower sea levels created a land connection between Siberia and Alaska. However, the White Sands footprints, along ...

A dire wolf jawbone was also recently found in China, suggesting the species may have crossed the Bering Land Bridge into Asia. Unlike gray wolves, which adapted to a wide range of prey ...

This company is upcycling old computers and other technology to help bridge the digital divide ... and the Center for Economic Opportunities of Greater Cleveland (CEOGC). “We get kids right out of ...

The land bridge created by mantle-driven uplift gave early primates and other animals opportunities to branch out.

Ben LeNail is raising funds to build the Max LeNail Memorial Bridge over the San Diego River following son's tragic drowning.