[SunkenCiv]

The rest of the 2025 topics in the Diet and Cuisine keyword, sorted:

• Scientists Just Found a Tiny Genetic Switch That Could Feed Billions [10/21/2025]
• DNA Study of China's First Farmers Reveals Population Movements [10/17/2025]
• "Sweet and Very Delicious" -- Japanese Scientists Create New Variety of Grape [10/15/2025]
• TaterTot Poutine [10/13/2025]
• New Research Highlights Importance of Adzuki Beans in Early Neolithic East Asia [10/09/2025]
• Germany's Early Neolithic Farmers Diversified Their Crops [10/07/2025]
• Parmesan: Why This Ancient Italian Cheese Is a Superfood and Culinary Icon [10/07/2025]
• It Had A "Strong Pleistocene Aroma": In 1984, Scientists Ate A 50,000-Year-Old Bison In A Stew [10/06/2025]
• Scientists Used Live Ants In Milk Fermentation. The Result Was Tangy 'Yogurt' [10/03/2025]
• Horses Arrived in Sicily Earlier Than Previously Thought [09/24/2025]
• NATIONAL CHERRIES JUBILEE DAY | September 24 [09/24/2025]
• 2025 Ig Physics Nobel Prize goes to perfect pasta sauce [09/21/2025]
• Found: A Lunch Box From 4,000 Years Ago [09/16/2025]
• Unexpected "Hybrid Ancestry" of This Superfood Staple Reveals Its Secret -- and Surprisingly Complex -- Genetic History [09/16/2025]
• Researchers Piece Together Identities of Neolithic Massacre Victims [09/11/2025]
• Early Harvesting Technology in Uzbek Cave Complicates Narrative About Spread of Agriculture [09/02/2025]
• What Archeology Reveals About Fast Food in the Roman Empire 🠟 | Life in Ancient Times w/ @DariusArya [08/29/2025]
• Lock of Hair May Change Knowledge About Inca Recordkeeping [08/28/2025]
• The Rotten Truth About the Egg Cartel [08/21/2025]
• I'm a heart surgeon and not a fan of meat -- 6 high-protein foods I eat all the time: Your 'brain will thank you' [08/13/2025]
• How did people keep food cold in olden times? [08/10/2025]
• The Tomato Twist That Created the Potato 9 Million Years Ago [08/07/2025]
• Bronze Jars Found in Italy Contain 2,500-Year-Old Honey, Archaeologists Find [08/01/2025]
• Introduction of Agriculture Didn't Immediately Alter Japanese Diets [07/31/2025]
• Neanderthals may have eaten maggots as part of their diet [07/26/2025]
• Why German Genetic Origins is Different [22:17] [07/22/2025]
• VIDEO: My Portugal Trip: Belem Tower and Volcanic Tragedy Averted [07/20/2025]
• How Alcohol Influenced the Rise of Ancient Societies [07/17/2025]
• Ingenious Neanderthal Bone Tool Found in Belgian Cave [07/15/2025]
• Tracing the emergence of domesticated grapevine in Italy [07/14/2025]
• Scientists Stunned As Tomatoes "De-Evolve" in the Galapagos [07/12/2025]
• Magnesium Marvel: New Drug Melts Fat Even on a Junk-Food Diet [07/10/2025]
• 300,000-Year-Old Wooden Tools Discovered in China [07/10/2025]
• Ancient Andeans' Shift to Agriculture Wasn't Fueled by Need [07/07/2025]
• Scientists Decode DNA of Greek Feta Cheese [07/07/2025]
• Pacific Voyagers Transported Rice Across Vast Ocean Stretch [07/01/2025]
• World's oldest boomerang doesn't actually come back [06/28/2025]
• Genetic Banana Breeding Breakthrough Helps Crack Century-Old Puzzle [06/20/2025]
• Archaeologists Identify Major Period of Bronze Age Transformation in Central Europe [06/16/2025]
• Humans Have Smoked Meat For Almost 2 Million Years, Study Suggests [06/14/2025]
• On the Origin of the Pork Taboo [06/09/2025]
• New Study Proposes How and Why Early Humans First Used Fire [06/09/2025]
• Fried Thrush Was a Popular Roman Street Food [06/09/2025]
• A 5,000-Year-Old Bread Recipe Comes Back to Life -- Locals Are Obsessed [06/06/2025]
• Oldest Known Tools Made From Whale Bone Date Back 20,000 Years [06/05/2025]
• Early Fish Stocking Detected in Pyrenees Lake [05/21/2025]
• Earliest Humans Arrived in Sicily 16,500 Years Ago [05/20/2025]
• How the humble chestnut traced the rise and fall of the Roman Empire [05/15/2025]
• What's the oldest known recipe? [04/27/2025]
• The Origin of Easter Eggs and How They Became a Holiday Symbol [04/18/2025]
• For Longer Life, Study Says Eat More Meat in Childhood -- But Go Green in Golden Years [04/18/2025]
• Could Potatoes have Saved the Roman Empire? [9:27] [04/02/2025]
• 15 Forgotten Vegetables Medieval Farmers Grew That NEED to Come Back [03/29/2025]
• The Weird History of Milk [20:57] [03/24/2025]
• Psychedelic beer used by ancient empire to win friends [03/24/2025]
• BMI Is Broken -- A 2,000-Year-Old Discovery Offers a Smarter Way to Measure Body Fat [03/22/2025]
• The HORRIFYING Truth About Stonehenge... [12:54] [03/07/2025]
• 2000-year-old fig discovered by Irish archaeologists in Dublin [02/28/2025]
• The early roots of carnival? Research reveals evidence of seasonal celebrations in pre-colonial Brazil [02/19/2025]
• Ancient history's dark side: Horrific evidence of cannibalism found in Polish cave [02/12/2025]
• Scientists Are Just Now Figuring Out The Mysterious Disease That Nearly Wiped Out The Aztecs [02/12/2025]
• The Welfare Program that Fed a Million Romans [11:09] [02/08/2025]
• Scientists Analyze Bones From Greece's Franchthi Cave [01/31/2025]
• World's Oldest Arrow Poison Found in Ancient Bone From 7,000 Years Ago [01/28/2025]
• Camel's milk might just be the next trendy immune-boosting dairy alternative [01/23/2025]
• Paleo Diet Debunked: Ancient Humans Ate Plants, Study Shows [01/18/2025]
• Scientists slam the Caveman Diet - and say early humans were mostly VEGETARIAN [01/07/2025]

[ArtDodger]

A lawyer was driving in the countryside and he saw a man in the field eating grass. He stopped and asked the man what was going on. The poor man said he was out of work and had no options left, so he was eating grass to stay alive. The lawyer told the man to get in the car and come with him back to the city and he’d be taken care of. The homeless man said he had a wife and family grazing over the hill and he couldn’t leave them so the lawyer took the whole family in his car and headed back to the city.
The homeless man expressed his gratitude to the lawyer for his offer of support for the whole family.
The lawyer said, ‘It is my pleasure. You’ll like my place. My grass is over a foot tall!’

[simpson96]

Per the headline - what’s “shocking” about them eating the only stuff that was available to eat?