According to researchers who published their findings in the journal Scientific Reports, men’s and women’s pelvises evolved to suit different evolutionary needs. As detailed by IFLScience, men’s pelvises are good for long-distance walking, and modern women seem to have inherited a pelvic shape that is best suited for baby-making. Researchers found that modern men have hip sockets about an inch farther forward than those of Neanderthals or modern women. Weirdest part of the find is that women’s pelvises are strangely similar to the pelvises of male Neanderthals. The post The Weird Evolutionary Reason Men and Women Have Different Pelvises appeared first on VICE.