10 Invasive Species You Can (and Should) Eat
From backyard weeds and vines to wild pigs and fish, the list of invasive species runs long. Adding these plants and creatures your menu could help native ecosystems. ...read more
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The Evolution of Social Anxiety
Fear of social situations existed long before the COVID-19 pandemic. Evolutionary models may explain why we developed this trait in the first place. ...read more
The Case for Ocean Optimism
With the health of the ocean under threat, a rallying cry for marine conservation goes global. Here are some of the good-news stories. ...read more
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PhenQ Reviews: Is It Worth the Money? Know This Before Buying
PhenQ is an industry leader for powerful fat burning weight loss support due to its unique five-in-one formula of natural ingredients, but is the PhenQ fat burner diet pill worth your money or just another scam? ...read more
The Second La Niña in Two Years is Upon Us
How might it influence our winter weather? One thing's for sure: It's bad news for the drought-stricken West. ...read more
There’s So Much More To Explain About How Bodies Sense Pain
The medicine Nobel Prize recognized researchers studying how our bodies sense temperature and touch. Pain is much more complicated. ...read more
Did Aliens Build the Pyramids? And Other Racist Theories
Pseudoarchaeology, conspiracy theories that ancient civilizations were founded by aliens or the denizens of Atlantis, are more than just silly—they’re dangerous. ...read more
Are Dogs Aware of Their Own Thinking?
Volunteers with Canine Metacognition put their pups to the test — join them! ...read more
These Five Doctors Experimented on Themselves — And Made Big Breakthroughs
Self-experimentation isn't unheard of in the annals of medical history. Meet five physicians whose bold — and sometimes fatal — gambles changed their fields forever. ...read more