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describes human evolution from smithsonian institute

This is an article from the Smithsonian Institute about human evolution. 

The human evolution is explained thoroughly on this site.

Hyenas help show humans evolution. Hyenas show traits that humans show about reproduction and food consumption.

This webpage is from the Smithsonian and it provides an interactive timeline of human evolution.

Worlds Oldest Human Remains Discovered In Isreal!

In the Sub-Saharan Africa farmers are learning how to cope with the extreme climate conditions. They are learning how to farm with drought and to keep their crops alive and healthy. It shows the human resilience to climate conditions and how we as humans adapt to our environment.

It is about the human evolution from the Britannica encyclopedia.

Provides a presentation, an interactive timeline, and a documentary about human evolution.

Dr. Thomas Pogge, Director of the Global Justice Program and Leitner Professor of Philosophy and International Affairs at Yale University, presents a lecture that uses statistics to illustrate global poverty and argues that this systematic poverty is a violation of human rights.  (November 2012)

Interesting news story that presents evidence for the advent of soup prior to the Neolithic Revolution (10,000 y.a.).  This artifact seems to suggest that humans had developed means of cooking much earlier than previously thought.

This website shows pictures of fossil evidence.

Brief news story about recent research suggesting the early human migrations were related to climate change.