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Marcoventuriniautieri/Getty Images Gen Z Is Ignoring Phone Calls, and Their Reason for Doing So Is Actually Pretty Valid
Phone calls used to mean someone needed you. Now it usually means spam or scams.
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Halbergman/Getty Images An OnlyFans BDSM Shoot Ended With a Man Suffocating to Death While the Cameras Still Rolled
Authorities say the man was filming a BDSM video when his breathing was obstructed for several minutes, leading to his death.
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WATCH: This Deer Got So Drunk on Fermented Plants That Police Had to Warn Drivers to Be Careful Nearby
Police in France warned drivers to watch out after a deer appeared to get intoxicated on fermented plants.
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Vera Vita/Getty Images Gen Z Is Using AI to Figure Out If Their Pets Are Depressed. But Does That Actually Work?
Gen Z is turning to AI to decode what, exactly, is going on inside Mr. Whiskers’ little haunted brain.
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Deagreez/Getty Images Searches for ‘Tired at Work’ Are Up 243%. Here’s What to Do If You Feel Like Crap on the Clock.
A new survey found that well-hydrated workers get more done, while the rest of us are trying to fight brain fog with vibes and cold brew.
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Plume Creative/Getty Images Your Peace Sign Selfie Might Be Giving Scammers Your Fingerprints
Experts say high-res cameras and AI tools can help reconstruct fingerprint data from clear photos of your fingers.
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Aire Images/Getty Images New Theory Suggests That Alternate Universe Versions Of You Are Determining Your Fate
The observer effect has been twisted into a human-centered myth, according to one physicist, who says reality changes through interactions.
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Stephanie Nantel/Getty Images Scientists Have Finally Discovered Whether Humans Are More Like Cats or Dogs
Scientists say humans are just as related to cats and dogs, but one pet pulls ahead when it comes to how our genes are arranged.
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Sonmez Karakurt/Getty Images Here’s How Long You Can Use AI Before Your Brain Starts Rotting, According to Scientists
Go ahead and delete that AI app off your phone.
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Anna Baranova/Getty Images An Antelope So Rare It’s Called the ‘Ghost of the Forest’ Is Being Saved From Extinction. Here’s How.
Fewer than 100 mountain bongos remain in the wild, but conservationists in Kenya are slowly rebuilding the population.
