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Why is Santa's reindeer nose red?
Researchers from Norway and the Netherlands conducted research and discovered why the Santa Rudolph reindeer's nose was red.
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How do birds learn to sing?
American scientists have built a mathematical model to explain why birds can sing properly.
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The way the primates' brains look
The primates' brains see the world through triangular grids, according to a new study published online October 28 in the journal Nature.
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Interesting discovery of special sleep of dolphins
Unlike terrestrial mammals, dolphins only sleep with half their brains while the other half is awake. C
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Cats can also suffer from Alzheimer's
Japanese scientists studying a wildcat said that proteins found in their brain are similar to those in Alzheimer's patients.
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Do dogs think like humans?
A group of American scientists, the Emery University in Atlanta are using nuclear imaging imaging to find out what our four-legged friends think - the Los Angeles Times…
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Signs of learning ability in mice
Male mice can produce different sounds to attract female mice. These mice also have certain brain features like the features of the human brain and the birds of the bird…
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The dove has the 'compass' in the brain
US scientists say that pigeons move by noting information about the magnetic field of the earth, using brain cells like a biological compass. According to The New York T…
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Brain human brain worms breed?
The latest research by US scientists confirms the structure of the human brain gene related to seaworms. This shows that the origin of the human brain originated from a…
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Future parks will have prehistoric mammoths
A group of 21 experts and researchers in a recent US seminar gave interesting predictions: The zoo will have more cloned animals of extinct species, headed by mammoths.…
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CO2 emissions alter the behavior of marine fish
According to new research by Australian scientists, increasing CO2 emissions on Earth may affect the nervous and brain systems of marine fish.
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Crows attract mates like people
Instead of shouting, showing fur or body size like other birds, crows use quarries, mosses or branches to attract their partners, similar to the way people hold, hold or…
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Secret bones of woodpecker heads
Researching the head bones of woodpeckers can help scientists build helmets that protect the brain from serious injury.
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New discovery about the brains of primates
The results of a study have been published in Cerebral Cortex, suggesting that the brain is characterized by an important neural network with consistent texture.
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Animals also come to the top when they do
One of the leading biologists in the world today, Professor Mark Bekoff asserts that animals can