Burial site of all female extinct human relatives baffles scientists

Scientists are puzzled by the discovery of a burial site in South Africa containing only female members of the 'Homo naledi' species, suggesting they might have had complex death rituals. The find raises questions about their social structures and cultural practices, which contrasts with what's known about other ancient human relatives. This discovery could reshape our understanding of human evolution and the behaviors of our extinct relatives, hinting at previously unknown complexities in their social dynamics.