Academics
Fear of Snakes May be Hard-Wired in the Brains of Monkeys and Humans
New research shows monkeys to have a spike in neurological activity upon seeing a snake, which could mean ophidiophobia is an inherent brain trait brought on by evolution.
Pasta and Depression: Research Links Carbs, Red Meat to Mood Disorder
NASA's Next Mars Mission MAVEN All Set to Launch Nov. 18; Will Study How Climate Change Affected the Red Planet's Atmosphere
People Think About Quitting Smoking On Mondays 25 Percent More Than Any Other Day
Colon Cancer In Men Linked To Too Much Sitting
United Nations to Organize World's First Asteroid Defense Initiative to Prevent Potential Catastrophic Meteor Collisions
Footprints Of A Bird That Lived With Dinosaurs Are Oldest Tracks Ever Found In Australia
Pregnancy Weight Gain Linked To Autism Spectrum Disorders
By Jaleesa BaulkmanStrange New Gecko With Tree Bark Pattern And Arrowhead Tail Discovered In 'Lost World' Of Australia (PICTURES)
By Staff ReporterParents Should Restrict Children's Use of Facebook, Twitter, Netflix And Other Social Media Use
By Staff ReporterMassachusetts Students Reach Ranks 1st in U.S. in Global Education in Math and Science
By Jaleesa BaulkmanAtmospheric Patterns Will Allow U.S. Meteorologists to Predict Heat Waves Weeks in Advance
By Russell WesterholmEarth Is Better Protected Against The Sun As Antarctic Ozone Hole Decreases
By Staff ReporterLa Brea Tar Pits' 100 Years of Fossil Discoveries Celebrated at Los Angeles Museum
By Russell WesterholmAbsence of Hunting Causes Species to Decline, Study
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