Science Happenings

Wolves Do Not Understand You Like Your Dog Even When Raised by Humans In a study of 4 puppies, researchers studied a dog’s capability to comprehend human gestures.

A Change That May Have Turned Covid-19 Into the Global Killer It Is Today The main source of the current coronavirus is bats. Scientists found out that a

Could there be a new source of antibiotics in our future? Rats. Dirty, disease carrying rodents? While that may be true in some cases; it’s not true of

10 years of study and research may prove that the term “vikikng” may have been more of a job description than a group of specific people. It may

This year, the winners of the Ig Nobel Prizes are pretty hilarious. The top two? A knife made entirely of poop (yes, poop) and a helium huffing gator.

Are giraffes at greater risk for lightening strikes due to their height? That’s the question that one conservationist is asking after two giraffes were struck by lightening in

In a recent study, the taste buds of mice were tested. Scientists wanted to see if the taste buds of mice can detect flavors. It turns out that

Scientists discovered that people who lived in Africa about 200,000 years ago slept on the grass and even burned grass to keep away insects. The remains of the

Russia’s Coronavirus Vaccine Known as Sputnik-V, Russia’s COVID-19 vaccine still lacks complete testing. Even so, it may be the first to help the general public in fighting this

Runners made neck gaiters popular during the pandemic. Initially, studies came out that wearing neck gaiters can put you at a higher risk of contracting COVID-19. People even