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    The Nose Factor: Scientists Identify Dog Breeds That Live the Longest

    According to researchers from the charity organization Dog Trust, small dog breeds with long noses tend to live longer t…

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    Not just obesity: how overfeeding harms cats’ health

    People who overfeed their cats may be doing them more harm than good. It’s well-known that overeating can lead to weight gain in our furry friends. Moreover, scientists assert that…

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    Why does a dog chase its tail?

    It’s not uncommon to see a dog chasing its tail, sometimes even trying to bite it. But why do they do this? According to Live Science, there are several possible…

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    The size of a vinyl record: what are snowflakes like?

    According to experts, the winter season’s companions and symbols of the holiday season come in a stunning variety of shapes and sizes. Each one is unique. So, what is the…

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    Vigilance mode: an Antarctic penguin sleeps 10,000 times a day.

    Antarctic penguins likely meet their daily sleep needs through short bursts of sleep. In fact, their total time spent in fragmented micro-sleeps adds up to about 11 hours. This adaptive…

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    The eyes of reindeer function like night vision goggles.

    Santa Claus doesn’t need to worry about his trusty reindeer getting lost in the vast Arctic wilderness or failing to see where they need to go. These animals possess a…

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    And the slowpokes have been forgotten: biologists are calling for an update to the emoji list.

    Scientists assert that the current collection of emojis fails to adequately represent the planet’s biodiversity. According to biologists, the modern set of emojis depicting nature shows a biased focus on…

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    To improve their memory, therapy dogs need to chew on toys.

    A study conducted by a team of researchers from Auburn University in Alabama has revealed that chewing toys can help anxious dogs improve their memory. The scientists evaluated the performance…

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    It’s debatable, but the fact remains: people care more about dogs than they do about cats.

    Upon hearing this, millions of cat lovers likely directed streams of anger toward the researchers. So, what did the scientists report? An international team of researchers conducted a study involving…

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    Small dog breeds live longer, but they age faster.

    Small dogs live twice as long as large ones, a fact well-known to many devoted pet owners. Now, a team of researchers from Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest, Hungary, has…

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    The Variety of Emotions: Cats Have 276 Facial Expressions

    Every cat owner has likely pondered what their beloved pet’s face is really expressing. Meanwhile, scientists have put the decoding of feline facial expressions on a scientific footing. In a…

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    Not a man’s best friend, but a woman’s best friend: dogs listen better to women.

    Dogs are well-known as man’s best friend. However, a new study suggests that we might want to start calling them women’s best companions, as they seem to listen better to…

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    Like children: pugs are popular because of their childlike features.

    Pugs and other flat-faced dog breeds face a significantly higher risk of serious health issues. Despite this, they remain among the most popular breeds. Researchers suggest that these dogs are…

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    Dinosaurs were not wiped out by an asteroid, but by a mega-volcano: a new theory from scientists.

    Researchers are systematically proposing theories about the extinction of dinosaurs 66 million years ago. The prevailing official theory suggests that these ancient creatures were wiped out by a massive asteroid…

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    Scientists have uncovered the mystery behind cats’ purring.

    It turns out that the soft pads embedded in a cat’s vocal cords are responsible for purring. This discovery, led by prominent vocal scientist Christian Herbst from the University of…

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    Always on guard: dogs can hear everything, even in their sleep.

    Dogs possess remarkable abilities, from their keen talent for reading human emotions through facial expressions to their extraordinary understanding of numbers. Now, researchers have evidence of yet another capability of…

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    Happy Dog: TOP 6 Tips for Dog Owners

    Do you know how to enhance your dog’s life and make your furry friend happy? You can listen to some general facts that are important for these animals and adapt…

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    Shoulders as Brakes: The Evolution of Movement in Monkeys and Humans

    A group of scientists claims that flexible shoulders and movable elbows may have evolved as a safety mechanism during the development of our ape ancestors and early humans. These anatomical…

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    Women and Dogs: The “Puss in Boots” Effect and “Childlike Speech”

    The character of Puss in Boots, with his enormous eyes, is undoubtedly one of the cutest in animation history. Now, scientists have borrowed his name to describe an unusual phenomenon.…

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    Hunting for Nessie: Back in Search of the Monster

    Last Saturday, the Scottish Highlands attracted a crowd of researchers and enthusiasts from around the globe, all united by a common goal: to find the mythical creature known as Nessie.…

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    Emotional dogs and reserved cats.

    Dogs have a unique ability to express their emotions, from wagging their tails to whining and giving that puppy-dog look. Cats, on the other hand, are often known for their…

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    baby giraffe: unique and one of a kind.

    A spot-free giraffe sounds like something out of a children’s book, rather than a real creature. However, a unique little one has recently made its debut in the world. In…

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    Monkeys in Our Place: What Would Happen if Humanity Disappeared

    People tend to define dominance in terms of the use of tools, language, and culture, as well as the ability to alter their environment. This perspective is quite anthropocentric, prioritizing…

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    Collapse of Ocean Currents: Will Europe Really Freeze?

    Danish scientists have delivered a somewhat paradoxical forecast regarding humanity’s ongoing reliance on energy sources that emit greenhouse gases. Experts warn that critical ocean currents, which transport heat, cold, and…

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    Marks on a dog’s face are the key to communication.

    The strong bond between humans and dogs has always been a source of wonder and fascination. Cultivated over thousands of years of shared evolution, this connection has fostered an incredible…

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    Oceans change color.

    Over the past two decades, the colors of the Earth’s oceans have undergone significant changes due to climate change. American and British researchers analyzed satellite images from this period and…

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    Orchids are masters of deception.

    A recent botanical study is grounded in a vast global database on orchid pollination. This extensive resource includes records for nearly 3,000 species of these plants, showcasing a multitude of…

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    Dogs remember their relatives, but in different ways.

    Dogs remember their littermates for the first two years of their lives after being separated, but they retain a stronger bond with their mothers even beyond that two-year mark. Bringing…

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    Is the Loch Ness Monster an eel or not?

    The legendary creature believed to inhabit the waters of Scotland’s Loch Ness continues to be a popular topic of discussion. Despite numerous debunkings, this semi-mythical animal still sparks a wide…

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    A tropical aquarium harms the environment.

    Global warming has become such a widespread phenomenon that it’s hard to surprise anyone with it. However, few realize that even something seemingly small and harmless can cause significant harm…

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    Botanical thriller: tomatoes scream piercingly under stress.

    These sounds somewhat resemble the popping of bubble wrap, although humans can’t hear them. Imagine this: you’re about to eat a salad, you bring a knife down over a tomato,…

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    Scientists have captured on camera the deepest fish in the world.

    This young specimen from the family Liparidae, commonly known as sea slugs, belongs to the genus Pseudoliparis. Currently, it holds the title of the deepest fish ever recorded. The previous…

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    Your dog may be suffering from dementia: what signs indicate this?

    To uncover these signs, researchers analyzed the behavior of 28 pet dogs aged between 10 and 16 years. The first signal highlighted by experts is that older dogs with dementia…

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    Why does a cat knead you like dough?

    Have you ever noticed your cat kneading your body with its front paws, almost as if it’s preparing dough? According to animal behaviorists, this behavior indicates that your feline friend…

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    Dolphins have a distinct “baby” language.

    Dolphins are considered one of the most intelligent creatures on Earth, second only to humans. Recent studies have shown that these animals share similarities with humans not only in their…

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    Human ancestors coexisted with dinosaurs.

    In the scientific community, discussions have long persisted about when placental mammals—such as humans, dogs, and bats—first appeared. A recent analysis of fossils has led to a stunning discovery: our…

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    Underwater Dreams: Octopuses Sleep Like Humans

    Octopuses are remarkable marine creatures known for their ability to change both the size and color of their bodies. Scientists attribute these animals’ incredible adaptability to their highly developed nervous…

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    Wiggling with flair: bees learn to dance in order to survive.

    Scientists have long understood the purpose of the distinctive honeybee “waggle dances”: they serve as a form of social communication. Through these intricate movements, bees learn where to find the…

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    Horse in a coat: scientists have figured out why zebras have stripes.

    Zebras, mammals from the horse family, have a unique coloration that makes them easily distinguishable from any other animals. A team of scientists from the University of Bristol has discovered…

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    Not only do they look alike: dogs and their owners have similar personalities.

    It turns out that dogs resemble their owners not just in appearance, but also in personality traits. This connection is particularly strong when there is harmony in the relationship. Such…

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    Birds are intelligent: penguins show signs of self-awareness and can recognize themselves in a mirror.

    A team of Indian scientists has unveiled a groundbreaking study on the behavior of wild Adélie penguins. Their primary finding suggests that these birds may possess a certain degree of…

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    The Builder’s Instinct: Why Beavers Build Dams

    Beavers are well-known for building dams out of wood and branches. They cut these materials with their strong front teeth and reinforce their structures using grass, mud, silt, and stones.…

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    They are all clever and quick-witted: scientists have ranked the smartest dog breeds.

    A team of researchers from the University of Helsinki in Finland conducted an extensive study to determine which dog breeds are the smartest. From 2016 to 2022, animal behavior specialists…

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    Good, bad, evil: dogs can distinguish human intentions.

    A team of researchers from the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna closely observed the reactions of 96 pet dogs to the behavior of people offering them pieces of sausage.…

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    Toothed hunter of the waters: an unknown dinosaur resembling a goose and a penguin has been discovered.

    An international team of paleontologists has discovered a new species and genus of dinosaur in the depths of the Gobi Desert, resembling a cross between a toothy penguin and a…

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    Just like people, female monkeys tend to narrow their social circles as they age.

    A team of British and American scientists from the universities of Exeter, New York, Arizona, and Pennsylvania has analyzed eight years of data on over 200 rhesus macaques from Cayo…

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    In sync with the waves: seals, like humans, have a sense of rhythm.

    Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in the Netherlands have reached a fascinating conclusion: these marine mammals can recognize different rhythms without any prior training, much like humans…

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    The startup Space Perspective has unveiled a capsule for space tourism.

    HouseWife has written a lot about space tourism, including hot air balloons. The emergence of new startups organizing high-altitude flights is driven by the extraordinary popularity of the topic and…

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