According to a study, textbook wordings that portray climate change as 'uncertain' increase students' doubts about their future.

"It’s more important for people, for survival, to notice the lion in the bush than it is to notice [a] beautiful flower."

The theories by netizens range from a “covered-up” Area 51, to an island from “Lost,” to even a portal to another universe.

The researchers expressed surprise at the fact that over 2,000 years ago, humans were advanced enough to use fermentation intentionally.

"There's a common misconception that the brain sends a signal, and you perform the resulting movement. But in reality, the brain is constantly incorporating feedback."

Scientists have theorized why we don't have more rocky planets or even gas dwarves: well, Jupiter "ate" them all.

As it moves away from the sun, Pluto’s atmosphere is beginning to disappear, and refreeze onto its surface.

Crabs store more sugar and produce less lactate, just like humans. Being frozen changes their sugar metabolism, affecting their survival.

"Kissing -- like touching and smelling -- is an emotion-driven act that allows us to identify the most compatible and ‘evolutionary advantageous’ partner."

Liquid water is not stable on the surface of Mars. But this new evidence indicates the planet once had a warmer, wetter climate.

The findings can help fill gaps in the tardigrades' evolutionary history, as they have managed to survive every mass extinction event.

New Delhi ranks second on this list, suggesting that half the world population vulnerable to life-threatening heat is based in India.

"We’ve been rebuilding our house away from the bank every time a tidal surge washes it away. It seems like we’re running and it’s on the chase."

The evolutionary idea of “social parasitism" explains how social parasites exploit existing communal networks of one’s own species.

“When it comes to understanding how evolution works without sex, these beetle mites could still provide a surprise or two.”

The parasite feeds on caterpillars, and contains two other parasites within it like a ‘Russian doll set,’ threatening the butterfly population.

“This behavior that we are seeing is coming thousands of years before [the] domestication of the chicken... [of] a huge, ornery, flightless bird that can eviscerate you.”

"Depending on the situation, profanity can serve as a painkiller, mood-booster or even social bonding tool."