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One of the Biggest Dinosaurs Ever Discovered Is Now on Display in New York
This species of Titanosaur is estimated to have weighed as much as 10 African elephants.
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There’s a Map of Your Face in Other People's Brains
A new report describes the phenomenon of faciotopy, or facial mapping, which allows us to recognize other people.
How You Deal With a Breakup Depends on Your Beliefs About Personality
People who view their personality traits as fixed are more affected by romantic rejection, a Stanford study finds.
Does Speed Reading Actually Work?
A new report in the journal Psychological Science in the Public Interest says no.
Artificial Fur Diving Suits Could One Day Keep Swimmers Warm
The diving suit of the future could be a fur coat.
Why Does Skin Come in Different Colors?
One of the things that makes people so special is that we’re all different. Each person you meet has their own special talents, their own favorite food, and a different face looking back at them in the mirror.
Capuchin Monkeys Can Be Spiteful Jerks, Study Finds
Scientists found that the monkeys would intentionally sabotage other monkeys who got more food than they did.
The Average American Home Has About 100 Different Bug Species
The average house surveyed was home to about 100 species of insects, arachnids, and other bugs, most of which are completely harmless.
Brewer's Yeast Creates Love Nests in Wasps' Digestive Tracts
Yeast breeds best in insect intestines, a new study finds.
Why Are Nor'easters So Hard to Forecast?
They can be the size and strength of a hurricane—and figuring out how they'll behave is challenging.
Dogs Really Can Read Your Emotions, Study Says
New research indicates that dogs can decode emotional cues in both other dogs and in humans.
Researchers Unearth Enormous Ancient Crocodile Relative in Tunisia
The predator lived 130 million years ago and was around 30 feet long.
Attaching Mini Motors to Sperm Could Help Treat Infertility
The "spermbots" use a magnetic field to propel forward.
The Fitness Tracker of the Future Will Know When You're Faking
Soon you'll be able to carry accountability with you.
6 Secrets of Being a Reddit Moderator
It involves more pubic hair than you'd imagine.
Lyme Disease-Spreading Ticks Now in Almost Half of U.S. Counties
It's been nearly 20 years since the last study on the distribution of disease-carrying ticks.
Asthma Linked to Increased Risk of Shingles
Having asthma, regardless of age, increases the risk of contracting or reactivating the varicella zoster virus.
Socializing May Lead to Healthier Gut Bacteria
Scientists say physical contact between chimps increases the diversity of bacteria in their guts.
Standing Desks May Be Good for Your Mind, Too
A small study of high school students finds that standing more at school improves working memory and executive brain functioning.
We Just Had the First January Hurricane in the Atlantic Since 1954
Why did Hurricane Alex develop at such an odd time of the year?
The Flu Virus May Affect Men Worse Than Women, Study Says
Women have a biological advantage when flu season rolls around.
Why Doesn't Earth Have Rings?
If you have planetary ring envy, brace yourself: the Earth had 'em once too.
Injuries on Mammoth Skeleton Put Humans in the Arctic 45,000 Years Ago
Scientists spotted spear wounds and other evidence of human hunters on the skeleton of a woolly mammoth.
Scientists Find a Supernova So Bright It Tests the Laws of Physics
It's powering an explosion 20 times brighter than every star in the Milky Way galaxy combined.