Echolocation acts as such a close a proxy for vision that it falls victim to the same shortcomings
The riddle of the uvula may not be solved yet, but it looks like we have some ideas
So-called entoptic phenomena remind us that what we see isn’t always a clear view of the world around us
As the planet cooled, it contracted and shut off the surface lava flows about 3.8 billion years ago
Frankincense and myrrh have interesting medicinal properties
Sea level rise is increasing the odds of nuisance flooding
Constant fear of terrorist attacks is linked to elevated heart rates, which is a predictor of increased risk of death
Setting up a connection between things and reward early in life primes people to be materialistic
Researchers are learning to use bed bugs pheromones against them
This produces a euphoric smell that likely evolved as a way to trick animals into eating them
California’s storms unearthed treasures along beaches and in foothills including a Megolodon tooth and a Steller’s sea cow ribs
Not all animal killings are linked to the illegal wildlife trade
Voters change their stance after a face-to-face conversation with a gay or lesbian person hoping to get married
The novel reptile shows that hybrids can indeed lead to viable species, but not by the normal reproductive route
The Boomerang Nebula is just one degree above absolute zero
Researchers found a new fish in the depths of the Mariana Trench
Studies of students show that extroverts don’t get rewarded for being outgoing when introverts are judging
Children nestled in the center of the classroom are deemed the coolest
Chemical analyses unveil traces of olive oil in ancient Israeli pottery
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