Domestic cats are known for their independence and curiosity. But studies have shown that these come at a staggering price. Specific data have revealed that […]
Author Archives: Anka Baranski
Scientists Think Extremophiles Can Help Save Humankind
Earth has hidden biological wonders that remain not only misunderstood by the public but also unexplored. Consider a group of organisms known as extremophiles as […]
Oil and Gas: Difference Between Resources and Reserves
The words “resources” and “reserves” are thrown out a lot whenever there are discussions about economic activities or other pertinent information involving the oil and […]
Japanese Scientists Solved Why Cats Almost Always Make Perfect Landings
One of the most renowned abilities from a wide range of exceptional physical capabilities of cats is their righting reflex. This is an innate ability […]
Scientists Copied the Brain of a Fruit Fly and Put It Inside a Computer
Scientists at Eon Systems, a neurotechnology company based in San Francisco and focused on whole-brain emulation, successfully copied the biological brain of a fruit fly, […]
Genome Study Rewrites the Origin Story of Cat Domestication in Europe
Ancient DNA research has challenged long-standing assumptions about the arrival of domestic cats in Europe by revealing a far later and more complex history than […]
Domestic Cats Meow More Frequently Toward Male Caregivers
Cats are popular pets, but unlike dogs, their social behavior toward humans is less studied. Both scientists and pet owners know that animals often use […]
How to Tell if Your Cat is Happy: Signs of Feline Contentment
Cats are enigmatic and generally independent creatures. However, underneath what some would consider a stoic and cold exterior lies a rich tapestry of emotions that […]
Nickel-Doped Chitosan Bioplastic: A Promising Plastic Alternative
The Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia introduced a biomaterial that is not only waterproof but also becomes more durable when it comes in contact with […]
Cat and Dog Ownership Linked to Slower Cognitive Decline
A long-running aging survey in Europe provided researchers led by Andreas Ihle with an unusual opportunity to observe how ordinary aspects of home life might […]