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Researchers identify why non-human things can feel “social” to us
People do it without thinking: they name a car, say “sorry” to…
Nature Time Can Influence How People See Themselves
Step off a busy street and into a tree-lined park, and something…
Even Without Consciousness, the Brain Can Track Meaning and Predict Words
For decades, neuroscience leaned on a simple idea: advanced language understanding needs…
Lasers Reveal the Hidden Age of Speartooth Sharks
Sharks can be hard to study. Many live in deep or muddy…
The hidden architecture that holds a tooth in place
Most people think a tooth sits in the jaw like a peg…
Arctic Microbes Wake Up in Waves as Permafrost Thaws
For much of the year, Arctic ground seems locked in place: pale…
From Bark to Breath: Eucalyptus Waste Becomes Carbon Filters
In forestry depots, eucalyptus bark can look like pure leftover: piled high,…
Birds in Cities Take Off Earlier When Women Approach Than Men, Study Finds
Urban birds spend their days negotiating human traffic. A field study across…
When Women Earn More, Money Matters Less in Partner Choice
For decades, surveys across countries have reported a familiar pattern: women, on…
When Touch Becomes Memory: How Emotional Contact Shapes Who We Are
A hug can be over in seconds, but the feeling it leaves…