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Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images If Your Dog Is Always Anxious, Painting Your Walls This Color Can Help
If your dog already struggles when they’re alone, extra stimulation won’t help. That’s where choosing the right colors comes into play.
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George Pachantouris/Getty Images Wild Chimps Get Drunk on a Daily Basis, Scientists Find
A new study found that wild chimpanzees in Uganda are eating fermented fruit, and they’re metabolizing the alcohol.
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Mathisa_s/Getty Images These Baby Butterflies Speak Ant—and Use It to Trick the Colony Into Taking Care of Them
A new study suggests that some butterfly caterpillars infiltrate ant colonies by mimicking the scent and sounds of ants.
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CNN Please Ring the Fish Doorbell So Dutch Catfish Can Have Sex
The fish doorbell is back, everyone.
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Lorenzo Marchetti The Oldest Butthole Ever Found Is a 290-Million-Year-Old Fossil
It’s a butthole. It’s functional. It’s unglamorous. It’s also a weirdly useful clue about how early reptiles were built.
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Guenterguni/Getty Images Lion Trafficker Convicted Using DNA Evidence in World First: Everything We Know
Those involved in the crime were sentenced to 24 months in prison, making this the world’s first conviction based on forensic evidence tied to a single lion.
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Deep Sea Research Centre/inkfish/Kelpie Geoscience A Shark Was Filmed in Antarctic Waters for the First Time Ever
Now that researchers know this shark is there, they have a slightly better idea as to where to place their cameras.
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You Have to Watch This Very Good Dog Try to Win an Olympic Ski Race
Maybe the best part is that the dog was captured by the high-speed photo finish cameras.
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bauhaus1000/Getty Images Archaeologists Found Proof of 2,200-Year-Old War Elephants in Spain
If real, it would finally give us the first tangible relic of the elephants that helped reshape Mediterranean history.
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Anastassiya Bezhekeneva/Getty Images Brazil Passed a New Law Inspired by a Dog’s 10-Year Grave Vigil. Here’s What It Does.
In the southeastern state of São Paulo, a hyper-loyal dog has helped rewrite local laws.
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Avalon/Contributor/Getty Images Why Scientists Just Shot Lasers at Charles Darwin’s Priceless Specimens
Museums around the world hold more than 100 million fluid-preserved specimens, many of which are too fragile or dangerous to open.
