Study Finds A Dinosaur With Massive Claws Probably Couldn’t Use Them
They were more than three feet long and were used to attract mates where the dinosaur had the biggest claws of all time
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Animals
Great Apes Spin to Get “High,” Giving Scientists New Data To Understand Addiction In Humans
They like to spin themselves in circles, a sensory fix commonly craved by children and this is how apes get high when moving fast
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UC San Diego Study: Honeybees Dance To Pass Along Vital Information, Like Humans Do
Honeybees' clever dance routines demonstrate that they learn from others just like humans do.
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Like The Black Death, Rats Can Carry COVID-19, Study Says
This is one of the first studies to show SARS-CoV-2 variants can cause infections in the wild rat populations in a major cities
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Fruit Fly Brain Mapped For The First Time
The astoundingly intricate diagram is a significant advancement in neuroscience.
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Tweets By Trophy Hunters Do More Harm To Their Public Image Causing Controversy
It’s possible that Twitter’s toxicity could skew the debate away from the evidence as tweets by celebrities pose with dead animals
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Group Of Prehistoric Sea Creatures Are Millions Of Years Younger Than Previously Thought
Despite being millions of years younger than previously believed, a group of ancient sea animals turned out to be seaweed.
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Learning Behaviors For Behaviors Experience A Similar Way To Humans
New innovations can spread like social media memes through insect colonies as bumblebees learn to solve problems.
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The History Of 5,000 Years Ridership Goes Back To The Days Of The Beginning Of Equestrianism
The history has identified traces of horsemanship in the bones in the first horse riders saddled up 5,000 years ago.
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