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10/12/2019

Christmas Gifts for Best Friend

Giving gifts is one of the popular and modern traditions of Christmas. The festival is incomplete if you do not give or receive any gift. Even if you are the busiest person, you need to at least send a card to your near and dear ones. Best friends are obviously one of the near and […]

26/11/2019

We all have a strong survival instinct, one that kicks in the moment that we sense danger. For some of us, our 'fight or flight' mode can be a little too sensitive to perceived threats, and we end up scaring the hell out of ourselves for no particular reason.

24/11/2019

Brace Yourself for Some Incredible Appalachian Mountain Facts

Did You Know? The Appalachian range is in fact the oldest chain of mountains on the North American continent. The Appalachian mountain range, simply referred to as the Appalachians at times, is a vast mountain system in the eastern part of North America. The formation of this mountain range began ap...

24/11/2019

Tiny Road Signs Remind City Residents Animals Live There Too

To remind residents of Vilnius, Lithuania that they aren’t the only ones living in the city, communications firmClinic 212 erected a series of tiny road signs all around town. Vilnius is the capital of Lithuania. If you’re in town you can find the signs at the following locations: a) Crosswalk f...

24/11/2019

Study: Diet Contributes to Brain Size

A popular theory among evolutionary biologists is that we have our sociability to thank for our big brains. This “social brain hypothesis” suggests that the mental effort involved in interacting with others eventually increased our cognitive capacity. However, the results of a study published Mo...

24/11/2019

Caribbean Anoles Function as Model Organisms for Evolutionary Dynamics

It’s not easy to snare a lizard. Evolutionary biologist Michele Johnson affixes a noose made of dental floss to a telescopic fishing rod to reach into the bushes and tree canopies where Caribbean anoles live. By the end of the summer field season, her students from Trinity University in San Antoni...

24/11/2019

Churches in South Sudan Trained to Help Their Neighbors

When she was young, a disease left her right leg permanently disabled, her father died in war, and her mother passed away not long afterward. At age 23, Abuk was forced to marry a 52-year-old man who died shortly after she bore their first child. Common diseases also took the lives of a host of […...

24/11/2019

The classic cop story: a devious crime, a detailed investigation, an exciting high-speed chase, an intense interrogation, a news conference with flashing popping as the police show off their impressive bust.

24/11/2019

Math is the language of cats, and it is they who first discovered the so-called Fibonacci sequence. No, it wasn't the Indian mathematician Pingala, nor Leonardo of Pisa. Cats got it first, but they called it the Furbonacci sequence!