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Snakes sometimes eat their own tails; various theories behind this behavior are related to stress and metabolism rate.

Various factors such as blood types, chemicals, and physical activities influence the biting preferences of mosquitoes.

White noise, while enhancing sleep quality, also brings some risks with it. So, is white noise really beneficial, and what are its harms?

In the periods of old age when we notice time passing quickly, the way our brain processes experiences plays a major role.

The common cold is a widespread ailment many of us experience, but why does its treatment take so much time? Science has investigated this question.

Air conditioners use the second law of thermodynamics to cool or heat spaces. Learn more about these devices.

Sudden sneezes caused by the sun and bright lights are known as the photic sneeze reflex. How does science explain this interesting reflex?

Although water is vitally important, excessive consumption can lead to hyponatremia, causing health problems. So what is water poisoning and who is at risk?

Japanese scientists have developed a drug that can regenerate lost teeth. The drug will begin human trials in September and will be available for use by 2030.

Psychologists at Johns Hopkins University have studied the connection between the innate number sense in children and their mathematical abilities.