In Africa, there is one that local wildlife fears more than any other. Certainly, lions, with their powerful paws, muscular build, sharp eyesight, lightning-fast reflexes, and devastating fangs, are predators that no one wants to mess with. Moreover, they hunt in packs.
“Lions are the largest land predators that hunt in groups, making them the most terrifying,” reminded biologist and ecologist Michael Clinchy from Western University in Canada.
However, over 10,000 wildlife recordings in the Afri…

The energy value of this dish is 232 calories. Each serving contains 24 grams of protein, 21 grams of carbohydrates, and only 8 grams of fat, which won’t settle on your sides thanks to the interaction with the mandarin: this citrus fruit boosts metabolism and effectively breaks down fat. Not only does the mandarin activate metabolic processes and flush out toxins, but it also positively impacts the health of your hair and skin, has antimicrobial properties, boosts immunity, and strengthens both…

What we’re talking about here is a green , a single-celled, multinucleate organism scientifically known as Valonia ventricosa. It has several unofficial names, such as “sailor’s eyeball,” “sea jelly,” and “marine pearl.” Valonia ventricosa can be found in tropical intertidal zones around the world at depths of up to 80 meters, often nestled among coral reefs, as reported by IFLScience.
This natural wonder, with a surface as shiny as a mirror, can take on various colors depending on the number of…

Frontotemporal dementia has garnered significant public attention, especially after Bruce Willis’s family announced in 2023 that he had been diagnosed with this condition.
A new study by Swedish researchers from the Karolinska Institute, Lund University, and Umeå University has uncovered the brain processes underlying one of the early symptoms of the disease—loss of empathy. This discovery brings scientists one step closer to more accurate diagnostics and better treatments for this ailment.
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A team of led by researchers from Kiel University has uncovered a dating back around 2,000 years near the port city of Lübeck, located in the German federal state of Schleswig-Holstein, close to the mouth of the Trave River. For centuries, this river has served as a vital artery connecting the interior of Northern Germany to the Baltic Sea.
This site played a significant role during the late Iron Age (approximately 1–400 A.D.), when the economic and cultural influence of Rome extended far into N…

Researchers at the University of Chicago argue that masculinity can be toxic. Their study revealed that “absolute” men tend to die several years earlier than those whose masculine traits are less pronounced.
Masculinity encompasses a set of characteristics, traits, behaviors, and roles that are considered genuinely male within a given society. However, the early deaths of these so-called “real men” are not due to excessive gym workouts, car racing, or even unhealthy habits. The researchers foun…