The East African Rift System (EARS) is slowly splitting the African continent in half. And this massive rift is creating a new ocean in Africa in the process.
Why Do We Yawn? Exploring the Science Behind This Common Human Experience
Yawning is something we all do. And it’s something we do daily. But why? And what exactly is a yawn? Explore the various theories behind yawning, including contagious yawns and other animal species that also yawn
How Fish See Color
The vibrant colors of the scales and fins in the ocean and rivers astound us. But do fish see the same way we do? Are the colors as incredible to them as they are to us?
Brain Size And Intelligence Are Not Connected
A study has debunked the notion that larger brains equate to greater intelligence by examining brain-to-body size ratios across 1,400 mammalian species. Results show diversity in how brain sizes evolved, with significant changes linked to historic events. Findings emphasize neural complexity over brain size and challenge conventional IQ assessments.
Are Blue and Green the Same? The Ongoing Mysteries of Color Perception
Can you easily distinguish between the colors blue and green? This seemingly simple task may not be as straightforward as it appears. For centuries, cultures […]
Bats Are Not Blind: Debunking the Myth
Did you know the old saying ‘blind as a bat’ is scientifically incorrect? Bats have eyes and bats are not blind. Contrary to popular belief, they can see pretty well. Learn all about how this myth began and why it is so terribly wrong.