The research team used motion-activated cameras, which filmed chimps sharing fermented fruits on 10 separate occasions. The post Chimps caught on camera sharing ‘boozy’ fruit for first time appeared first on Talker.
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Listening to the tunes we like most affects the function of the brain’s opioid system. The post Listening to good music activates same parts of brain as food and sex appeared first on Talker.
“Parental pride and awe are common and beneficial feelings parents can have with their children.” The post Study finds being proud of your children is good for your health appeared first on Talker.
The findings come from the first academic study to analyze shots on goal in football from the goalkeeper’s perspective. The post Scientific study finds how majority of football goals are scored appeared first on Talker.
See All Key Ideas For the first time, cargo ships transporting goods around the world will be required to pay for their carbon emissions. The move follows an agreement by member states of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the United Nations agency that regulates global shipping.
Pete Hegseth reportedly shared details of the attack on Yemen in not one but two Signal group chats.
Amazon is still set to launch Project Kuiper to orbit this April, the date is now set for the last week.
OpenAI is under scrutiny once again over claims it has made about its o3 model, with the company being accused of not being truthful.
Mokele-mbembe is the Congo Basin’s bigfoot. Or that’s what it’s become, anyway — a cryptid. The myth was originally a kind of spiritual metaphor, but a confluence of European colonial exploration and early paleontology warped it into what it is today: a living dinosaur, hidden deep in the jungle. The post The Congo’s Dinosaur of Discord appeared first on New Lines Magazine.
Crushed rock additives may also help decrease soil emissions of other greenhouse gases, such as nitrous oxide and methane.