Scientists Debunk Idea That Dogs Can Communicate With Talking Buttons
Scientists believe that dogs are merely responding to the owner's body language when using these talking buttons.
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Underdiagnosed Condition Leaves Patients With 'Excessive Flatulence'
The condition "significantly impacts people's daily lives, relationships, and mental well-being," said researchers.
Teenage Girl Left With Paralyzed Vocal Cords From COVID in First-Ever Case
An otherwise healthy 15-year-old was hooked up to a surgical device to open her windpipe for 15 months after her diagnosis.
US Physical Inactivity Has Become 'a Crisis Within a Crisis'
Scientists explored the link between social vulnerability and physical activity and found that they are strongly associated.
'Lost Classics' Revealed by Study of 2,000-Year-Old Bamboo Rites
Chinese volumes detail the eating customs of nobles at the time, which will give historians insight into how people lived during the Warring States era.
Scientists Collect Elusive Aardvarks' Poop To Reveal Climate Change Effect
The direr the landscape, the more isolated aardvarks are becoming, scientists discovered.
Archaeologists Find Ancient Artifact With Snake Eating a Frog-Like Creature
The scene that the artifact depicts represents an important origin myth that refers to the creation of the world.
Long Time, No Chimpan-See? Apes Recall Friends Even After Decades Apart
In one case, a chimpanzee was able to recognize her sister and nephew, both of which she had not seen for 26 years.
Hidden Mountain Range Discovered in World's Strongest Ocean Current
Scientists made the discovery among the strong, swirling currents, lying around 13,100 feet below the surface between Tasmania and Antarctica.
'Dancing' Muse Statue From 2,175 Years Ago Unearthed in City of Gladiators
The ancient city's site has been inhabited for thousands of years and has changed hands between several civilizations.
Male Contraceptive Pill Enters First Trial
The first non-hormonal birth control pill tested for men, YCT-529, has been found to have minimal side effects in mice.
North America's First People May Have Arrived on Sea Ice 24,000 Years Ago
The latest findings shed new light on the peopling of the Americas, one of the hottest debates in archaeology.
Mysterious Objects Found Underwater in Potentially 'Mind-Blowing' Discovery
The artifacts are made from obsidian, a naturally occurring volcanic glassâtypically jet-black in colorâformed by the rapid cooling of lava.
Was 'Unknown' DNA Found in Peru Mummies? What We Know
Researchers told Mexico's Congress that 30 percent of DNA was from an unknown species.
Plastic Surgeons Reveal the 'Most Desirable' Shape for a Man's Buttock
"The findings suggest that a moderately enhanced, well-proportioned appearance is most desirable," Duke University plastic surgeon Ashit Patel said.
