Ocean Experts Reveal Why Some Beaches Are Safer Than Others
Beaches are synonymous with sun and surf. But they can also be dangerous, with wildlife, plants, and ocean currents meaning that not all beaches are made equal.
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The Difference Between Brown And White Eggs Can Easily Be Explained By Science
Brown eggs are widely thought to be more healthy than their white counterparts, but eggshell color is more closely tied to factors aside from nutritional value.
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The Ozempic 'Rebound Effect' Can Be Explained By Science
GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are all the rage for their weight-loss effects, but the tendency to regain lost weight after stopping treatment is real.
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This Unhealthy Habit Is Quietly Spreading Among Baby Boomers
Baby boomers practice a number of rather healthy and helpful habits, but they've also picked up this common habit that has been linked to unhealthy outcomes.
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Science Explains Why Train Delays Can Increase In Summer
Taking the train can be a low-cost alternative to flying or driving for your vacation, but train travel in the summer often comes with delays.
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The Ocean Mystery That Left Scientists Stumped Over Great White Shark Deaths
The ocean is a scary place and few of its denizens are more frightening than the great white shark, but there are some things even sharks fear.
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The Game-Changing Spray That Could Finally Beat Bed Bugs
You may not know it, but bed bugs are on the winning side of a 20-year counteroffensive, but we might finally have a tool to beat them for good.
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Long-Term Side Effects Of Ozempic That Aren't Widely Discussed
GLP-1 drugs have exploded in popularity recently, but lost among the hype around these weight-loss drugs is discussion about long-term side effects.
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Could The Deadly Virus Outbreak That Killed Cruise Passengers Spread To Land?
There is currently a deadly hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship traveling between South America and Africa, but it's unclear how far it will spread.
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Scientists Are Puzzled At The 'Zombie Fish' Phenomenon In Lake Superior
The fish living in the deepest parts of Lake Superior are changing in strange ways, turning inexplicably gaunt, and scientists are concerned as to why.
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Not Fossils, Not Ice Cores: Scientists Say This Holds Earth's Oldest Secrets
Fossils and ice cores are fine if you want to study the past 2 billion years, but if you want to look at Earth's deep past, you need another tool.
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Why Astronauts Find It Hard To Poop In Space
When it comes to life in outer space, nothing is easy, and that difficulty isn't just based around logistics or isolation, it also applies to pooping.
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The Ocean Condition That Makes Shark Encounters More Likely
Shark attacks don't happen on a schedule, and scientists don't know exactly how to predict them. But this phenomenon might bring more sharks to a given area.
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Not IQ, Not Memory: Scientists Say This Trait Could Predict Intelligence
Traditional markers of intelligence like IQ have come under fire, and instead, psychologists have looked into links between smarts and other personality traits.
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Not Diet, Not Exercise: Scientists Say This Factor Drives Longevity
It's fair to say that everyone wants to live as long as possible, but one of the best secrets to a long life might not be where you're expecting it.
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The Common Poop Habit That Increases Your Risk Of Hemorrhoids
Nobody wants to have to deal with a painful, potentially embarrassing hemorrhoid, but you could be increasing your risk with this bathroom habit.
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Eight Percent Of Your DNA Isn't Human - Here's Where It Comes From
Human DNA isn't actually entirely human. Strangely, a lot of our genetic material came from unwanted guests hitching rides in our ancestors' cells.
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Science Explains Why Fingernails On A Chalkboard Feel Unbearable
No one likes the sound of fingernails scratching along a chalkboard, and there's a good reason for that, with particularly infamous sounds faring all the worse.
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The 'Raining Frog' Phenomenon Is Actually Based In Science
The idea of frogs raining from the sky might sound ridiculous, but historical sources have discussed it as the result of some spectacular weather conditions.
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What To Do If You Get Stung By A Jellyfish At The Beach
The ocean is filled with dangers, with jellyfish stings being a common threats. But not all stings are made equal, and should be dealt with accordingly.
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The Tropical Fruit That's Proven To Reduce Blood Pressure And Glucose
Lowering blood pressure, reducing glucose, and improving heart health are universal goals, but it turns out there's a fruit that may do all of that.
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This Is What Shark Skin Really Feels Like
Shark skin is specially designed for a life lived on the move. Its surprisingly spiny texture has even given designers ideas to better make sportswear.
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The Baby Boomer Buying Habit That's Actually Backed By Science
Priorities have changed over the years, but the environmental issues of the 1970s pushed baby boomers toward developing this green and healthy buying habit.
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A Serving Of This Popular Cheese Has More Protein Than An Egg
When it comes to breakfast protein, eggs are the king of the kitchen, but there's one Italian cheese that gives egg protein a run for its money.
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What It Means When Your Poop Is Green, According To Science
Everybody poops, and sometimes that poop is green, but if you want to know why your poop is green, you're in luck, because science has an answser.
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What Actually Causes Mushrooms To Grow In Your Yard?
We've all seen the occasional mushroom bloom in our yard or the park, but they aren't plants, so how exactly to these fun guys grow and get around?
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Voice Is Easily Explained By Science
If you pay attention to the news, you've likely heard Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaking and wonder what the story was, well, science has an answer.
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