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Can Giving Blood Regularly Help Prevent Cancer?

In a new study, researchers found that these frequent blood donors developed changes in their bone marrow that support the production of healthier blood cells. The study explored the long-term health of over 200 individuals who donated blood three times a...
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Can Eating Insects Benefit The Planet? Entomophagy explained!

Would you eat a bug? It might sound strange at first, but eating insects — known as entomophagy — is gaining serious traction as a sustainable and nutritious solution to the world’s growing food challenges.
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Can Bird Flu Spread to Cats and Dogs?

Bird flu, also known as avian influenza, is no longer just a concern for birds — it's now affecting cats and dogs too.In this video, Dr. Insoo Hyun explains how the virus is spreading from wild birds to pets, what symptoms to watch for, and how to protect...
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Can You Sleep Less and Still Feel Energized

How can some people feel completely rested with just 4 hours of sleep? The secret might be hidden in their DNA. Alex Dainis explores the fascinating biology of “short sleepers”.
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Centipede Mothers Are Surprisingly Gentle

Most people think of centipedes as creepy, venomous pests — but what if we told you that they are also a surprisingly devoted mom? Meet Toscano, the giant desert centipede.
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Swearing = Pain Relief? Science Says Yes

Does yelling a swear word actually help when you’re in pain? Turns out... yes! Backed by decades of research from British psychologists Richard Stephens and Ollie Robertson, swearing has been scientifically linked to increased pain tolerance and mental...
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DIY Stethoscope With 3 Simple Items at Home!

Ever wonder what your heartbeat sounds like up close? 🔊 In this fun and fast DIY science experiment, we’ll show you how to make your own working stethoscope using everyday items!
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Debunking the 10% Brain Myth with Daniel Levitin

Do we use only 10% of our brain? Neuroscientist and author Daniel Levitin is here to bust some of the most persistent myths about the human brain. In this Short video, Levitin explains why these beliefs are outdated and scientifically inaccurate.
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Saving Salamanders on the Big Night

Why did the salamander cross the road? In this video Keeper Jason introduces Stevie, a spotted salamander on a special journey during the "Big Night" — the first warm, rainy night in early spring.
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Genetic Mutation Makes Bones Unbreakable

We dive into an incredible discovery about the LRP5 gene — a rare genetic variant that leads to denser and stronger bones. Learn how bone density, minerals, and proteins work together to form strong bones.
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From 300 to 2000 Turtles: The Head Start Success Story

The Northern Red-Bellied Cooters is an endangered turtle species native to North America. Thanks to a program called Headstart, they received warm water, unlimited food, and expert care — allowing them to grow three times faster than they would in the...
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Why 90% of East Asians Can't Drink Milk - Ancient DNA Mystery?

Ever wonder why some people can drink milk without any issues — while others can't? Explore the surprising link between lactose tolerance and Neanderthal DNA in East Asians.
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Spinning Illusion That Fools Your Brain

Think you’re seeing color? Think again. 🎨In this video, Alex Dainis explains how a spinning black-and-white disc—called Benham’s Disc—can make you see colors that aren’t really there. It’s a cool illusion that shows how your eyes and brain don’t always...
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Are Microplastics in Our Brains and Bodies?

Microplastics are everywhere—including in our brains and bodies. Researchers have found them in all human tissue systems, and even in meconium, a newborn’s first bowel movement.
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Fungus That Inspired The Last of Us

What if a fungus could turn you into a zombie? Meet Cordyceps — the real-life "zombie fungus" that inspired the terrifying concept behind The Last of Us and a microorganism that can hijack the bodies of insects.