A parasite spread by cats may be manipulating half of the world’s population’s brains, causing them to take more risks and behave more aggressively.
A new review article brought together multiple studies to highlight how important it is to…
Category: 9. Sci/Tech
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The unique human body part that evolution cannot explain
The human body is a machine whose many parts – from the microscopic details of our cells to…
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Sweat Doesn’t Actually Form The Way We Thought, Study Finds : ScienceAlert
A “bead of sweat” is a beautiful turn of phrase, but the imagery is not quite right. Scientifically speaking, it may be more accurate to say a “film of sweat”.
A new study has found that human perspiration emerges from pores not as discrete…
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Science says you can really die from a broken heart
Scientists identified five ‘grief trajectories’ after losing a loved one – and those who were most affected were more likely to die within a decade
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Early morning is the worst time to take your exams, study finds
Midday may be the best time to take an oral exam, interview for a job, or even go on trial, a…
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AI tool created to monitor barn owl chicks without disturbing nesting sites
Scientists are developing an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to count barn owl chicks by…
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The First Planned Migration of an Entire Country Is Underway
“When combined with other Pacific pathways to Australia and New Zealand, nearly 4 percent of the population could migrate each year,” says Jane McAdam, a fellow at the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law at UNSW Sydney, writing in the…
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Mystery petroglyphs dating back at least 500 years reappear on public beach
Ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs, some dating back at least 500 years, have emerged on Oahu’s…
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