Why Isolated Scientists In Antarctica Have Their Own Unique Accent
Researchers living on Antarctica actually managed to develop their own distinct accent during their time in isolation. Here's why they have their own accent.
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Porcupines Have A Lot More Quills Than You Think
Many animals, especially mammals, we sort of instinctively understand -- four limbs, teeth, hair. But then along waddles the porcupine and its amazing quills.
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The Truth Behind The Sentinelese, The Most Isolated Tribe In The World
Few places on Earth have remained isolated from the rest of the world; the North Sentinel Island, part of the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago in India, is one.
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Extraordinary Animals That Can Regrow Limbs
With so many species, there is an endless supply of things that humans can learn from them — none of which are more pressing than the prospect of regeneration.
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Do Tropical Birds Live Longer Than Temperate Birds?
It has been suggested that tropical birds may live longer than temperate birds. Here's what scientists have found about whether tropical birds live longer.
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Here's Why Elephants Always Look Like They're Crying
Elephants are some of the most fascinating and endearing creatures on Earth. Often seen with water by their eyes, scientists wonder if these are tears of grief.
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How Getting A Splinter Could Cost You Your Life
Getting a splinter might sound like a minor inconvenience, but it can actually prove deadly sometimes. Here's how a splinter can cost you your life.
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The Scientific Reasons You Don't Have Any Memories From When You Were A Baby
Many of us have trouble remembering things from when we were babies. Here are the scientific reasons why we don't have any memories from when we were babies.
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Why The Rediscovery Of A Moth Species After 110 Years Has Scientists Seriously Worried
More than once in the history of science, a living organism has been found and identified very long after it was believed to have gone extinct.
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What Happens If You Vomit In Space?
Space is a strange place and not the most hospitable to humans. Even trained astronauts suffer from motion sickness and here's what they do when they vomit.
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Inside Moore's Law, The Surprisingly Accurate Prediction About Tech From 1965
We've all heard about Murphy's law, about anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. What about Moore's law, regarding the growth of computing power?
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The Frog That Can Hold In Its Pee For Up To 8 Months
Humans can't hold in their urine for very long without peeing themselves, but one species of frog can hold its pee for up to eight months at a time.
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Humans Can Actually Get Relatively Close To The Sun
The sun keeps us warm, provides nutrients, and that all important summer tan. Scientists are now exploring closer than ever to the surface of our nearest star.
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What Would Happen If You Tried To Blow Bubbles In Space?
Space is a fascinating place with many strange phenomena that baffle scientists. Blowing bubbles in space may sound fun but the reality is very different.
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The Number Of People Displaced From Their Homes Worldwide Is A Lot More Than You Think
The sight of innocent civilians fleeing battle zones in terror is, sadly, a too-common image in modern life. The fact is, it's becoming more and more common.
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What Scientists Believe About Dogs' Emotions
We don't really know what's going on in our dogs' hearts and minds. According to science, dogs' emotions are very real — and they're fascinating.
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Here's What We've Learned About The Milky Way's 'Galactic Bones'
Through new innovations in astronomical observation, scientists have discovered something about the Milky Way which could be a game-changer. So what is it?
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Could The Earth Be Repopulated If Only Two People Were Remaining?
Imagine there's an epic catastrophic event and only two humans are left alive. Would it be possible for these two humans to repopulate the Earth?
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Here's What 'Laughing To Death' Really Means
Laughing to death may seem like a laughable end to one's life. However, there are a number of documented cases throughout history when this actually happened.
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At Least 8 Monkeys Died During A Neuralink Experiment
Billionaire Elon Musk has a multitude of tech businesses. His Neuralink, though, may be the most controversial as it has caused the deaths of eight monkeys
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Here's How Brown Skua Birds Identify The Scientists That Study Them
Birds and humans have a long history of communication. These brown skuas living in the antarctic have developed this fascinating trait of human recognition.
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What Are The Two Elements Of Nuclear Weapons?
Nuclear weapons are the most destructive weapons on the planet, but how do they actually work? These are the two elements of nuclear weapons.
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Those Different Sounds Your Dog Makes Have More Meaning Than You Think
Dogs use different sounds as a means of communication.
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The US Military Has Goals For SpaceX Beyond Just Space Travel
Ours is an age of wonders, when technology and private enterprise join forces to create practical solutions to the challenges of space flight.
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How Long Does A 'Day' On The Moon Really Last?
The moon holds many mysteries, including the length of its days. Since the sun doesn't rise or set there, we often ask the question, "how long does a day last?"
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What Is The Difference Between A Comet And A Meteor?
Space is a vast unexplored seemingly endless expanse. In it there are a multitude of flying bodies and here's how you tell the difference between them.
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The Bird That Can Travel Over 7,000 Miles Without Rest
Birds are migratory creatures, but one type can travel over 7,000 miles without rest. One even flew for 10 days without stopping.
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