The Fragile Future of Solitary Bees
Honeybees are important pollinators, but what about native, non-hive bees? It turns out that we couldn't live without these tiny creatures. ...read more
Month: September 2021
The 10-Percent-of-Your-Brain Myth That Just Won’t Die
Nope, sorry. You don’t have a lot of extra brain power just waiting for you to access it. ...read more
There’s PFAS in Our Water. How Do We Get Them Out?
Contaminated drinking water is becoming an increasing area of concern for PFAS exposure. Now, researchers are trying to figure out how to filter them out. ...read more
The 5 Best Fat Burners for Women [2021 Guide]
5 Best CBD Oil for Pain & Inflammation: 2021 Update
The 17 Best Dog Foods For Small Dogs
The Mysterious Ingredients in Your Cannabis Vaporizer — and the Health Risks They May Pose
Phytol, a chemical that had deadly effects on rats, is being used to cut some cannabis vaporizer fluids. It remains unclear how this ingredient, and other potential vape additives, might affect human health. ...read more
Here’s How Daylight Saving Time Influences Wildlife
When you turn your clocks back this fall, you won’t be the only one affected. City-dwelling animals match our schedules to survive. ...read more
Picky Eating: Can We Blame Genetics?
It makes sense, evolutionarily speaking, for populations to have a mix of adventurous and picky eaters. ...read more
How to Spot Synthetic Faces Online — the Clue Is in the Eyes
Fake faces created by neural networks do not have realistic pupils, say computer scientists. ...read more