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

A study has found that human orientation is related to a rare gene in the chromosome.

The human body continues to produce brain cells throughout life - it is an undisputed fact. But until now, the purpose of this production is still a controversial topic in the

A research group at the University of California, USA found the reason why women do not see maps as well as men but have the ability to search for keys better.

One of the great mysteries of sharks is how they navigate a straight line.

Australian lifeguards are using jet-powered amphibious vehicles, excavators and human power to save 194 whales and dolphins stuck on a beach.

A German scientist insists that fish are also seasick as humans and some animals.

Cook pine trees all over the world have stems that are always tilted towards the equator.

Electromagnetic waves are capable of losing the ability of the North American cyprinian to navigate when they migrate, making them unable to determine the direction of flight.

The Nature Conservation Agency of Florida (USA) has just implemented a program to attach magnets to the crocodile head, to prevent them from returning to residential areas.