Biology
The Study of How Plants Register Trauma is Gaining Momentum
If plants can indelibly register trauma, including trauma from other beings, it follows that plants can effectively serve as witnesses, providing testimony of some sort.…
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Plants and Animals
Consider this – Mountain Gorillas’ Personalized Health Care
Chewing plants is assisting veterinarians in providing personalized health care to wild, endangered mountain gorillas in East Africa. A mountain gorilla walks through the forest…
Technology
Can the Google Pixel Watch Track Your Sleep?
The Pixel Watch, Google’s first Wear OS smartwatch, supports nearly all the features found on other top smartwatches on the market. It tracks your heart…
Health
A Study Discovered that Eating Almonds Improves Gut Health
Nuts and seeds are frequently absent from the typical Western diet, despite the fact that these nutritional powerhouses are about as convenient as it gets…
Health
According to New Study, Many European Chimps are Deficient in Vitamin D
According to a new study, a large number of chimps in Europe have low vitamin D levels, which could have a serious impact on their…
Technology
The Best “The Simpsons” Episode in Years was “Treehouse of Horror XXXIII”
There are two types of Simpsons fans: those who think the program hasn’t been good since the turn of the century and those who continue…
Other
The Best of Harry Potter’s Happy Halloween
happy spooky season While we can’t claim to have giant-sized Hagrid jack-o-lanterns or real ghosts floating through the Great Hall as we sip pumpkin juice,…
Astronomy
In Late 2023, NASA Says It Will Launch The Psyche Asteroid Expedition
After mission development issues prevented NASA from launching the Psyche asteroid mission in 2022 as scheduled, the agency has now opted to carry on with…
Biology
A New Study Rewrites the Evolution of Gills
Evolution is the process of heritable change in populations of organisms over multiple generations. Evolutionary biology is the study of this process, which can occur…
Health
Maternal and Paternal Exercise in Mice affects Offspring Metabolic Health
According to a new study, male mice who exercise have healthier offspring than their sedentary counterparts. The results are uncertain for humans, but they support…
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