direction

Good navigation depends on many senses and brain cells, and reducing GPS use can also improve this ability.

The compass tree has the scientific name Silene acaulis. This is a special plant that can live up to 300 years in the cold Arctic and flourish in harsh conditions.

When falling into unfamiliar areas and there is nothing to guide the direction, even if people try to go straight, the journey eventually turns out to be a circle.

Thanks to the ability to sense many smells at once, a desert ant in Tusinia uses odor information to create an image of the surrounding environment.

A group of experts from the Department of Biology at the University of Victoria in Canada, who has just discovered and discovered, the direction of wagging the dog's tail contains