Articles by Bridget Alex

Primatologists found the disaster's effects lingered years after the smoke cleared from Borneo's forests.

Remains sealed in the foundations suggest builders would do anything to protect the heart of a fledgling kingdom.

Prehistoric people may have created 'proto-cinema,' with galloping bison and tail-swishing horses.

Research reveals the lush islets have been a setting for royal relaxation, political negotiations, and ritual fattening.

Understanding how locals really view the world's weirdest primate may be key to protecting it.