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‘Nutcracker Man’ Ate Tiger Nuts with Worms and Grasshoppers, Study
Tiger nuts (grass bulbs) were the staple diet of ancient ancestors, who inhabited East Africa between 2.4 million-1.4 million years ago, according to an Oxford University study. The hominins enriched their diet with fruits and invertebrates, like worms and grasshoppers.
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Winston-Salem Defensive Co-coordinator Promoted To Head Football Coach
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Central Michigan University's Online Undergraduate Programs Named Best In The Nation
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