Over at Scientific American, amazing science artist Glendon Mellow has posted my current favorite picture in the entire universe: An anatomy drawing he did a few years ago of Hulk’s skull, based ...

Skull crushers work a few muscles and involve lying on your back and lowering weight to your forehead. And they sound pretty intimidating. Sure, there are tons of ways to train your upper body ...

An artistic Canadian boffin has shown off his anatomical drawing of Marvel’s fan-favourite character and star of ‘Avengers Assemble’, The Hulk.

Paleontologists in Canada have made a groundbreaking discovery after identifying a previously unknown soft tissue structure in the cheek region of several dinosaur species, potentially reshaping ...

We’ll tell you everything you need to know: what skull crushers are, which muscles they work, how to perform them correctly, their benefits, and how you can modify them based on available ...

An artist builds the muscle structure on a skull model of Peking Man—hominids who lived around 400,000 years ago in modern-day China—at the American Museum of Natural History, New York.

A plastic 3D-printed skull was made based on scans of the original bones found in Greece. Nilsson used this replica as the base for his sculpture. He faithfully recreated each individual muscle ...

The skull sectioned is a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) and, dating from 1489, one of his earliest human anatomical studies. That year, for the first time, he had acquired a human skull.