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Archaeologists Just Discovered a 4,000-Year-Old Dog Paw Print Preserved in Ancient Brick
Archaeologists in Türkiye uncovered an ancient mudbrick bearing a dog’s paw print, preserving a small moment from the Bronze Age.
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Scientists Turned Toad Venom Into a Nasal Spray to Fight Depression. But Does It Work?
A clinical trial found that a psychedelic nasal spray inspired by toad venom could help treat severe, drug-resistant depression.
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Scientists Think They’ve Discovered Why the Mona Lisa Has No Eyebrows
A new medical paper points to several unusual facial features in the famous portrait, but art historians have offered very different explanations.
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Scientists Tested an Experimental Baldness Pill on 536 Men. Here’s What Happened.
A new treatment for male pattern baldness significantly increased hair growth during clinical trials, potentially bringing another option closer to approval.
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Scientists Just Discovered That Humans Accidentally Prevented Another Ice Age
Researchers just uncovered evidence of a long-term cooling trend that was accidentally interrupted by modern warming.
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Learning This Simple Skill in Preschool Could Improve Your Life 20 Years Later, New Study Finds
A long-term study suggests teaching young children how to manage their emotions could have benefits that last well into adulthood.
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Computer-generated image courtesy of The Pentagon The Pentagon Just Released a Bizarre UFO Report Involving a Mysterious Black Triangle
Two federal agents reported seeing a silent, triangle-shaped object hovering near a national security site before speeding into a canyon.
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Researchers Ranked Nail Colors and Lengths by Attractiveness. Here’s What Won.
A new study suggests certain nail lengths and colors are considered more attractive, and the traditional favorite didn’t take the top spot.
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Astronomers Just Figured Out When Van Gogh Painted ‘The Starry Night,’ and It’s Surprisingly Specific
Astronomers analyzed the stars, moon, weather, and Van Gogh’s letters to identify a surprisingly specific date of The Starry Night.
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Researchers Discovered a Surprisingly Simple Way to Boost Your Creativity. But Does It Work?
New research suggests something as simple as taking a walk could help your brain generate fresh ideas, but there are some limitations.
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Scientists Just Discovered That Neanderthals Loved Eating Beaver
Scientists found evidence that our ancient relatives butchered beavers and marmots for food roughly 130,000 years ago. Yes, actual beavers.
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These Monkeys Survived a Deadly Outbreak, Then Started Acting a Lot Like Humans
Macaques exposed to a deadly outbreak became more cautious about contaminated food, even though the virus wasn’t foodborne.
