Animals & Plants

Rethinking the Megalodon: not as bulky as we thought!

Gigantic shark was slimmer than depictions in movies. When you think of the Megalodon, you probably imagine a massive, terrifying shark, right? But a new...

Why chicken farms are a breeding ground for antibiotic resistant bacteria

At chicken farms, there's an invisible threat growing more dangerous by the day: antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Scientists from the University of Nottingham have made a breakthrough...

Why are bees making less honey now

For years, honey producers in the United States have been puzzled by the decreasing amounts of honey their bees have been producing. Now, a study...

Migraines headaches linked to blood sugar problems

Have you ever wondered why some people get headaches and migraines more often? It turns out, the answer might be hidden in our genes. Genes...

Pets can boost cognitive health in older adults living alone

A study published in JAMA Network Open on December 26 sheds light on the positive impact of pet ownership on the cognitive health of...

Owning a cat can reduce loneliness in older adults

It's common knowledge that dogs are loyal and loving pets, but what about cats? Researchers from the University of Georgia and Brenau University have conducted...

Scientists unveil genetic secrets of magic mushrooms, paving path for innovative cultivars

Recently, scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery in the world of 'magic mushrooms,' particularly the Psilocybe cubensis variety. They have collected and studied the genetic...

Scientists develop a stress-reducing method for cat nail trimming

Nail trimming is a common yet challenging task for cat owners and caregivers. Recognizing this, researchers from the University of California, Davis, in collaboration with...

How whales and dolphins developed echolocation

In a fascinating development, a recent study published in the journal Diversity has shed new light on how whales and dolphins, some of the...

Ancient insect in amber unlocks secrets of prehistoric sound battles

A tiny insect trapped in amber for 44 million years is helping scientists uncover the ancient sound wars between predators and prey. In a groundbreaking...