Survival During America’s Ice Age: Insights from Early Human Archaeology , Humans lived in South America many thousands of years earlier than previously thought, during the height of the Last…
The Surprising History of Emoticons: A Fascinating Journey , You probably know them, even if you don’t love them. They appear on social media and in text messages –…
New paper suggests that the first stars of the universe were about as different from twinkling, sun-like stars as possible. These “dark stars,” he claims, were fueled by huge globs…
This article was originally published on Nexus Media News. Art and the Plastics Crisis: Gaining Insight Through Creativity , Duke Riley began making seagoing vessels, such as sailor valentines and…
Ancient Egyptian Art: Unraveling the Process of Corrections and Fixes , Ancient Egyptian artists created some of the most recognizable art of ancient times. Yet, even for their precision and…
Do Dogs Mourn Other Dogs? Unraveling Canine Grief , Dogs may be known as man’s best friend, but they can also form close bonds with members of their own species…
Antihistamines such as diphenhydramine — the active ingredient in Benadryl, Tylenol PM, and many cold medications — are prescribed and sold over the counter to combat allergic reactions, dry up…
Feline Pregnancy Duration: How Long Are Cats Pregnant Before Giving Birth? When dogs give birth, they call it birth. For horses, the term is drawing lots and it’s for the…
The Psychology of Playing Hard-to-Get Game : Does It Work? When meeting potential partners, some of us are more distant or act disinterested. Charles Darwin noticed this idea of elusive…
New fossil discovery supports an idea first proposed in 2005: the early Cretaceous mammals weren’t just shrinking violets, tiny earthworms hiding in the dinosaurs’ shadows. According to the new thinking,…
