Humans Used ‘high-tech’ Glue As Early As 100,000 Years Ago
Scientists say it may even have been a turning point in human cultural evolution.
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American Shoppers Tend To Prefer Durability To Affordability
Average Americans Would Pay Twice As Much For Products That Last A Lifetime: Survey
Eating Carrots During Pregnancy Could Make Fetuses Happy
An analysis of 4D ultrasound scans showed how fetuses responded after being exposed to flavors from foods eaten by mothers.
Han Solo’s Blaster Sells For $1 Million — The Gun’s Story Reveals A New Side Of The First Star Wars
Inside the prop used by Harrison Ford is a real, working gun. The pistol barely survived gun control and the Hollywood Death Star.
Vaping Has Become A Gateway To Nicotine Addiction For Teens, New Study Finds
Experts stressed that vaping is not harmless, it can damage the lungs, blood vessels and brain.
Rescuers Free Baby Humpback Tangled In Discarded Fishing Net
Divers can be seen jumping into the water in the operation that lasted seven hours and resulted in the animal being freed.
Long-Lost Bros Separated As Kids In 1945 To Be Reunited For 1st Time
They all began talking over Skype and on the phone, finally getting to know each other after many years.
Mom Of Twin Boys Admits She Doesn’t Like People Saying She ‘Has Her Hands Full’
She went on to explain that instead of saying something which sounds negative, the comment can be flipped to sound more positive.
More Than Half Of Brits Like To ‘Stand Out From The Crowd’, Study Finds
The study also found 57 percent are more likely to buy something if they can make it their own.