Yawning In Chimpanzees Is Not Just Sleepiness But Empathy – Study

New research at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center, Emory University, may help scientists understand empathy, the mechanism thought to underlie contagious yawning, in both chimpanzees and humans.

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Is Dog Learning Of Words Have Some Bearing On How Children Acquire Language?

People sometimes project their expectation towards animals, specifically dogs and can easily persuade themselves the animal is achieving some human like feat when in reality it is simply reading hints unconsciously given by its master.

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Conventional Way Of Learning Contradicted By Research

The idea that individuals have specific learning styles, that some are visual learners and others auditory while some are either ‘left brain’ or ‘right brain’, a team of psychologists found out that such idea does not seem to get support in a review made in the journal Psychological Science in the Public Interest.

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Survey Discovers How Complex And Enormous Marine Life Underneath The Sea

A survey has been set out to find the unexplored depth of the ocean, of what it is in store for there now and in the future.

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Mushroom Can Now Be Grown In Corn Cobs

Corn cobs can now be a better substitute in lieu of the usual materials of rice straw and banana leaves used in mushroom culture according to the research team from the Sultan Kudarat Polytechnic State College in Mindanao.

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Is Attraction Of Opposite Gender A Matter Of Chemistry?

According to scientists, chemical known as pheromone is the reason why animals in the opposite sex attract each other.

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Mangrove Barks Are Chief Source Of Tannin

The production of tannin have decreased tremendously due to the careless harvesting of mangrove tanbarks.

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