A previously excavated cow skull from a roughly 5,400- to 5,000-year-old settlement in France contains a surgically created hole on the right side, a new study finds.

Bovine brain surgery is pretty rare. So if you were visiting the Neolithic dig site at Champ-Durand in France and you found a roughly 5,200 year-old cow skull with a large hole in it, you’d ...

Nobody would ever say to this cow, "Why the long face?" The snub-nosed cow, known as a Niata, is a now-extinct breed of domesticated cattle once found in South America. Its shortened, broad ...

April 19 (UPI) --More than 5,000 years ago, a group of people living in what's now France drilled a hole in a cow's head. Researchers believe the ancient bovine skull is the earliest evidence of ...

This skull belonged to a human that's also the earliest known modern human yet discovered in Europe. Per findings published in a research paper in Nature Ecology & Evolution, segments of ...

A singer from Blyth has discovered an 'almost complete' skull of an ancestor to today's domesticated cows on the town's beach. Dannielle Keys was out on her daily walk along when she came across ...

Read more: The wild white cattle which are rarer than pandas and can be spotted near Northumberland castle "At first I thought it was a bull or cow skull, it was very large and unusual. I took a ...