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Elephants suck water at 540 km/h
Elephants are known for their impressive trunks, which can be used for a variety of tasks. Researchers at Zoo Atlanta recently conducted an experiment to
Ketamine treatment erases traumatic memories.
A new study conducted by scientists at the Institute of Science and Technology (IST) Austria has found that a combination of ketamine and 60-hertz light
Chestnut Leaf Molecule Fights Hospital Germs
A newly discovered molecule found in chestnut leaves may provide a solution to treating MRSA infections without promoting the development of new antibiotic-resistant bacteria. MRSA,
EU politicians demand end to petrol and diesel cars by 2035.
The European Union (EU) has set a goal to achieve climate neutrality by 2050, which requires a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. To achieve
Massive Slime Drifts off Turkish Coast
The Turkish Marmara Sea is facing a severe environmental crisis due to the excessive production of algae, resulting in a thick slime that covers the
First Evidence of Human-Caused Climate Change
For the first time, scientists have provided direct evidence of the impact of human activity on the Earth’s energy balance and, consequently, on climate change.
Rise in Ghostwriters for Academic Papers
The demand for ghostwriting services is on the rise, particularly among students. Experts estimate that over 10,000 bachelor’s and master’s theses are written and published
Living to 150: Is it Possible?
A new study has shed light on how long humans could potentially live with modern technology, and what the limits are. Heart disease, strokes, and
Human Genome Decoded Completely
In 2001, several research groups announced that they had decoded 92% of the human genome, a milestone for biomedical research and science as a whole.
Rare Material Found in Giant Snail’s Teeth
The Red-Giant African Land Snail, also known as the “Wandering Meatloaf,” may not look like much, but it possesses a remarkable material in its teeth.
