Medicine & TechnologyFrogs are found to be mating with literally anything including fruits, animals, and things. Find out the scientific explanation behind this behavior.
A giant black bear was reported to be breaking into vehicles in Connecticut. Find out the damages the bear left in one of the automobiles it intruded on.
A girl was attacked by a coyote in Huntington Beach, California. Learn more about the dangers coyote attacks bring and how dangerous they can be to humans.
Honeybees are like humans. These insects know exactly how to strategize in order to prevent the spread of the virus among the other bees within their colony. Read on and find out!
A new study supports the hypothesis that the brains of men and women are different after finding genes that are more active in one gender than the other which increases risk of brain disorders.
In the behavioral sciences, nudge theory postulates that suggestions and positive reinforcement rather than top-down instruction are better at changing behavior, especially in decision making.
Sticking to New Year's resolution is not easy, especially when the motivation of setting these goals wanes over time. But experts have listed cognitive and behavioral strategies to make it possible.
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is commonly diagnosed in children, but a recent study reveals that dogs may also develop a behavioral problem similar to ADHD in humans.
RIKEN Center for Brain Science researchers and collaborators in Japan have recently found specific neurons in the brain that monitor if predictions fish are making do come true.
A study revealed that dopamine levels increase as a reaction to stressful stimuli, and not only pleasurable ones, potentially rewriting details about a critical mediator of a lot of mental disorders known as the "feel-good" hormone.
Starfish are feeding in a bizarre manner, turning their stomachs out of their mouth when coming across a sumptuous meal like oyster and mussel, and then having their chosen prey digested outside of their body.
Researchers recently showed in a new study that there is no link between body dissatisfaction that’s currently prevalent in teens and young adults, and socioeconomic status.