This is NOVA Now Universe Revealed

This is NOVA Now Universe Revealed

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Hobbits, Neanderthals, and Dragon Man

Ella Al-Shamahi explores what it means to be human. She reveals the surprising truth that our ancestors shared the planet with at least seven other human species as recently as 50,000 years ago. Ella and Hakeem dig into Neanderthal culture and the mysterious Denisovans who were i ...  Show more

Creationist to Evolutionary Biologist

Ella Al-Shamahi set out to disprove the theory of evolution. Now she’s one of its greatest advocates. In this deeply personal conversation, Ella tells Hakeem her story. She started university as an avid creationist missionary with the intention of disproving evolution, and then h ...  Show more

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