The fossil that made Google change its LOGO

If you visit the English homepage of Google today, you'll notice that the logo has been transformed into strange bone fossils. What are these fossils? They are actually the skeletal fossils of a lemur-like creature recently excavated by archaeologists in Germany, dating back 47 million years. It is said that this ancient lemur-like species might be the common ancestor of modern apes, monkeys, and humans, filling in the "missing link" in scientists' study of human evolution. Scientists consider this to be a major discovery in the research of human evolution. Recently, the public display of a 47-million-year-old anthropoid skeleton fossil in New York City, USA, caused a sensation, leading to today's Google logo being changed to honor these fossils, which could possibly be the common ancestors of humanity.