Human economic choices are influenced by genes
An international team of researchers has for the first time demonstrated the effect of genes on human behavioral choices and economic decisions through an experiment wit…
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An international team of researchers has for the first time demonstrated the effect of genes on human behavioral choices and economic decisions through an experiment wit…
A leading scientist in the United States has affirmed that men have an IQ of 3.63 points higher than the weaker sex. Psychologist John Philippe Rushton thinks this expla…
When it comes to finding a new planet to live in, Mars is the best choice for humanity.
Cases where children can remember their past are no longer rare. And the debate about reincarnation is no longer a compelling topic even in the scientific community.
Although initially very fond of sweet food, fruit flies quickly learned to choose less sweet food sources with higher nutritional value and calories.
Yale University chemists did what nature chose not to do - to create protein-like molecules from unnatural blocks, according to an article published online recently in A…
The Tunki (Rupicola peruvianus) bird is a large bird-like bird that lives inside the misty forests of the Andes, the world's longest mountain range on the west coast of…
In a test that was conducted, scientists found that horses were able to analyze symbols when communicating with humans.
Recent experiments by US scientists at the University of Minnesota show that mice are regretful of misbehavior causing them to miss the opportunity to get better food.
A study was conducted to determine whether gray parrots understood the meaning of exchange and reciprocity.
Just like people, they are also willing to take risks. Amidst a safe choice is a small piece of fruit on hand, and an adventure is beneath a mysterious cup containing a…
Salmon is not only a popular choice in restaurant menus but also a favorite of wild bears.
According to research by American scientists, pigeons always look for options with lower probability, like
When the tiger cat chose you to mate, the size - especially the tail size - greatly influenced its choice. However, this is not the only impact factor.
Monkey is just like a human being who considers giving as a rewarding experience.