Medicine & TechnologyScientists argue that elephants could be the only non-primate animal that is self-domesticated and they think the Asian elephant peeling a banana is just another proof. Read the article to learn more.
A new study suggests that the frequent use of gadgets, such as smartphones and tablets, to calm an upset child could have negative impacts. Read the article to know more details.
A man from Portugal skewered his skull and brain with a metal rod while he was working on his farm. Check out what happened to him after and find out how similar it is to Phineas Gage's case.
Kiska has been held in captivity for 43 years and kept isolated for 11 years, making her the world's loneliest orca. Find out why being isolated is equivalent to torture.
Video footage shows a pair of 10-foot snakes can be watched writhing on the floor and grappling each other to the brink of exhaustion. Read to know more.
According to research, if animal behaviors are restricted by captivity, it can lead to poor welfare and repetitive, unusual behavior. Read to know more.
Researchers had participants chat with strangers online for four minutes, revealing that even in a short period of small talk they made impressions that affected how they perceive other people. Read the article to learn more.
The horrifying incident took place last week adding to the reported cases of monkey attacks in India, especially on children. Read the article to know the full details.
A family is raising awareness about littermate syndrome after their daughter was mauled by four 12-week-old puppies. Read the article to know the full story.
Japanese researchers found that babies could be a lot more judgmental of antisocial behavior than adults realize. Read on to learn how punishment could be innate to humans rather than a learned behavior.
NOAA warns the public who will go to Padre Island this Memorial Day weekend of a certain dolphin that has developed an aggressive behavior towards humans. Check out why it has changed its behavior despite constant human interaction.
Researchers revealed how dolphins recognize their friends at a distance. What roles do signature whistles and the taste of urine play here? Read to find out.