World famous wildlife photographer Tom Mangelsen said he believes the National Park Service's "hard hazing" of Grizzly 1063 ...

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Researchers already knew that this individual, now identified as Fitzjames, was likely cannibalized. In an earlier analysis, bioarchaeologist Anne Keenleyside (who died in 2022) found cut marks on ...

concluding that at least four of the men who perished there had been cannibalized. This new study is the result of DNA testing on 17 tooth and bone samples from the NgLj-2 site, first recovered in ...

A new study offers clues to a 179-year-old mystery that killed more than 100 explorers on the Franklin expedition in the Canadian Arctic. By Alexander Nazaryan Into the frozen fray they went, the ...

It found that at least 37 Bronze Age-era men, women and children were "killed and butchered" and then cannibalized, with ...

When Captain James Fitzjames departed the United Kingdom in 1845 on the third Franklin Northwest Passage expedition to the Arctic, he and his crew didn’t know the harrowing fate ahead of them.

The individuals were men, women, and children—potentially representing a community, according to the researchers—who were killed, butchered, and likely cannibalized before being tossed into ...