Honey Bees Can Understand the Concept of Zero
Zero is an idea even young children struggle with, but bees are one of the few animal species that can figure it out.
Zero is an idea even young children struggle with, but bees are one of the few animal species that can figure it out.
The endangered tapir faces threats like poaching, habitat loss, and trafficking, but Nai Conservation, an organization in Costa Rica, is leading a grassroots effort to save the species.
Research data indicates men can expect to live an average of five fewer years than women. The reason might surprise you.
The ancient Greeks and Romans gorged themselves while lying down, but medical professionals say eating (and digesting) in a reclined position isn't such a good idea.
High blood pressure guidelines have changed recently, which means Americans are more likely to receive a hypertension diagnosis than ever. Here are some essential facts about high blood pressure symptoms and causes.
Astronaut Scott Kelly used cotton swabs to take samples of his fecal matter. He then sealed it in tubes and sent it back to Earth via rocket.
Archaeologists and geneticists are looking at how human hair, and its countless hair types, evolved over millennia. Their research could shed light on the habits of our ancestors.
All of your blood vessels laid end to end would circle the Earth 4 times. Read on for more amazing tidbits about the human body.
The 3D-printed sushi at Sushi Singularity will be custom-built around your biological data. To get it, the restaurant will ask you to mail a saliva, urine, or feces sample before your meal.
Sleep might help the brain clear out and reorganize information. You might be surprised at what else you're doing while zonked.
The warty comb jelly forms an anus only when it needs to defecate, and it may hold clues to how the anus evolved millions of years ago.
Saliva is more important than you think: You need spit to taste, chew, swallow, and digest everything you eat. Your spit even fights tooth decay and cavities.
There's a genetic reason why you can (or can't) smell asparagus pee.
Ancient Romans put it in everything—even their wine.
They're not really falling from the sky—but the reality is perhaps even more disturbing.
It goes way beyond your taste buds.
The pressures of ivory poaching have reshaped African elephant populations in just a few decades.
Experts have no real explanation for why we laugh.
Without this important gland, you'd be diabetic.
Those 52 foot bones do a lot of heavy lifting.
This gives "UPS" a whole new meaning.