Science

What a time to be alive.

Researchers observed mosquitoes sucked less blood and had less sex when exposed to the song 'Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites.'

It can also improve women's sex drives and help them feel less pain during sex.

"It's kind of weird. You can feel it moving around so I joke to my wife that 'it's kicking, it's kicking,' like it's a baby inside of me."

A Canadian study has researched the little-explored territory of ‘dads I’d like to fuck.’

"It can generate a sense of detachment from the body and the self and, at higher doses, a full-blown dissociative experience."

A little girl's drawing on Reddit sheds light on why some people react to sunlight with and "ACHOO!"

Nat Geo is doing the right thing by investigating, but it's coming pretty late.

Nicholas Dumont is the go-to psychologist for people who are certain they've met aliens.

But the validity of the claim is up for debate.

“Alcohol is a vasodilator—meaning it increases the flow of warm blood to the skin. Booze quite literally makes you feel warmer."

New research has suggested that 1 to 2 percent of the population struggle to differentiate between their own bodily feelings and other people's.