We all have our secrets... Yet, perhaps one of the most common and the most potent kinds of secrets are not our dirty, dark personal skeletons in the closet but the average day-to-day privacies that tend to be kept within the closed circle of people of the same gender, never to be revealed to the other. We think it’s time to explore some of the secrets held by the group known … [Read more...] about Men Share The Things They Wish More Women Would Know
‘’People Couldn’t Stand How Bad Steve Jobs Smelled’’: These Wild Facts About Celebrities Left Us Speechless
Despite thinking we know everything about our favorite stars, there are so many secrets and intriguing facts we are only recently learning about. While privacy is a strange concept to most stars, many celebrities tried their best to keep some things away from public knowledge. However, thanks to the internet, very few of them managed to succeed in that. So buckle up and prepare … [Read more...] about ‘’People Couldn’t Stand How Bad Steve Jobs Smelled’’: These Wild Facts About Celebrities Left Us Speechless
Senior Engineer’s Clever Response After Company’s Attempted Termination
Securing your dream job is a shared aspiration, yet it remains an elusive goal for many. The daily gratification of honing your talents, making a meaningful impact on society, and aligning with a company's values is unparalleled. However, what if the organization you once cherished suddenly deems you incompatible? Alex Ivanov's role as the head engineer was his passion, a labor … [Read more...] about Senior Engineer’s Clever Response After Company’s Attempted Termination
These NFL Memes Are So Relatable They Will Make Anyone Laugh
Look alive, people! It's almost that time of year again... Super Bowl! We know that sports have a way of dividing people, but nothing says "let's bring people together" quite like American football. The Super Bowl is a big event, but the lead-up is just as important as the playoffs determine who will go head-to-head in the worldwide televised event. Even if you feel distant … [Read more...] about These NFL Memes Are So Relatable They Will Make Anyone Laugh
AI Artist Reimagines Iconic Pop Culture Characters in Different Universes, and It’s Freakishly Amusing
Picture this: The cast of The Office as action heroes, Harry Potter as a stand-up comedian, and the Spice Girls as detectives solving mysteries. Sounds crazy, right? But with the advancements in AI technology, it's now possible to imagine our favorite iconic characters in completely different universes. It's like playing "What If?" with your imagination and letting AI do the … [Read more...] about AI Artist Reimagines Iconic Pop Culture Characters in Different Universes, and It’s Freakishly Amusing
A Selection of Maps We Weren’t Taught in School
There is a pretty strong sentiment that people only realize at a later age that they feel like they weren't actually taught such useful things in school. To which we would have to say that we agree. For example, when was the last time you had to do the Pythagoras theorem? Or when did you last need to recite the dates of all major world wars? As critical as these things are to … [Read more...] about A Selection of Maps We Weren’t Taught in School
Moments Hotels Completely Missed the Mark but Made Us Laugh
One of the highlights of traveling is staying in a new place, that’s supposedly more comfortable and exciting than your house. It can be fun to live a little differently than what you’re used to, as long as your hotel is nice and accommodating. If your hotel or Airbnb is not what you expected, it can throw off your entire vacation. Sometimes you’ll find a quirk about your place … [Read more...] about Moments Hotels Completely Missed the Mark but Made Us Laugh
Fall from Grace: Iconic NFL Players Who Lost Everything
Even though they raked in millions of dollars during their dazzling careers, most of these superstar athletes saw their fortunes dwindle shortly after exiting the League. In fact, Sports Illustrated once crunched the numbers and found that a staggering 80% of retired NFL players find themselves financially strapped within just two years of hanging up their jerseys. Lavish … [Read more...] about Fall from Grace: Iconic NFL Players Who Lost Everything
The 80s Called: Memes and Tweets That Perfectly Sum Up What it Means To Be a Gen Xer
If you were born between 1965 and 1980, you are a member of Generation X. Still, while you may have a clear idea of what your generation is all about, Boomers, Millennials, and Gen Z sometimes have a hard time understanding what makes Gen X tick. But not to worry, for we gathered hilarious, eye-opening, and overall insightful memes and tweets that showcase the best Gen X has to … [Read more...] about The 80s Called: Memes and Tweets That Perfectly Sum Up What it Means To Be a Gen Xer
Outrageous Things That People Have Tried to Sell Online
Buying things online isn't as hard as it used to be. These days you can buy whatever your heart desires, and maybe receive it on the same day! But when it comes to ordinary people selling things online, on different platforms, you are going to come across strange items. We guess it is better to sell your old items, no matter how weird they may be, than for them to collect dust … [Read more...] about Outrageous Things That People Have Tried to Sell Online
The Wild and Unusual Things People Have Put in Their Wills
This article was originally published on www.petsreporter.com There is nothing quite as confronting as having to deal with a loved one's will and testament when they depart... And let's be honest, whilst the passing of someone is hard to come to terms with, having to deal with rude relatives and harsh lawyers is no walk in the park. From insensitive suggestions to wild … [Read more...] about The Wild and Unusual Things People Have Put in Their Wills
What Can People do to Help Climate Change
Sometimes it’s hard to imagine what you can do as an individual to help with climate change. While you may think you’re just one small person in this big world, you can make a significant impact on climate change. Today we’re going to show you some ways you can help climate change without too much effort. Small choices and habit changes in your daily life can help offset the … [Read more...] about What Can People do to Help Climate Change
Sustainable Snacks That Make you Feel Good About Eating Them
Today we’re featuring some of the most sustainable snacks that make you feel good about eating them. These snacks are from brands that are well-known for their sustainable efforts in the creation of the product, and natural ingredients. If you’re looking to eat healthier this year, then consider trying some of these sustainable snack options. Quinn Snacks This … [Read more...] about Sustainable Snacks That Make you Feel Good About Eating Them
Animals That are Good for Our Planet
Every living creature on Earth serves some purpose. Whether it’s to pollinate our plants or to be part of the food source, or something else every living creature has a reason to be here. Perhaps this is why some animals become extinct; they’ve served their purpose and are no longer a breed needed on Earth?! Either way, the truth is that animals are good for our planet and … [Read more...] about Animals That are Good for Our Planet
Top Climate Stories of 2020
As we near the halfway point of 2021, we wondered what the top climate stories of 2020 were. So we researched the data and found the best stories about climate to share with you today. This will be interesting to see what the next top stories for this year will be when reviewing the information next year. We know that many scientists noted a significant decrease in … [Read more...] about Top Climate Stories of 2020
What Causes OCD?
Today we’re going to discuss what causes OCD. Many people around the world have been diagnosed with OCD or having OCD tendencies, but what is OCD, and what causes OCD? We’re going to dive into this topic and tell you everything you need to know about this mental illness. What is OCD? OCD is characterized by having an extreme tendency of being perfect, such as … [Read more...] about What Causes OCD?
How Extra Exercise in Midlife Helps Your Brain Later On
Chances are that you’ve watched an elder grow older and start to lose some of their memory and other brain functions. This happens to many human beings as they get older. The brain simply gets too tired to continue functioning as quickly as it once did. With more information out there about brain health and how our brains change in old age, it’s no wonder more people are … [Read more...] about How Extra Exercise in Midlife Helps Your Brain Later On
How Will Climate Change Affect Rainfall
We can all agree that climate change is happening. Whether we’re causing the climate change to the extent that we feel we are or that this is part of a normal climate adjustment is open for debate. One thing about climate change is that it may impact other areas of life. For instance, today we want to share the ways in which climate change can affect rainfall. Rainfall is … [Read more...] about How Will Climate Change Affect Rainfall
How do Solar Panels Work
With more people trying to learn more about off-grid living, it’s time to share a little information about how solar panels work. This form of energy can help heat your home, the water you use, and provide your homestead with a sustainable energy source. Today we’ll explain how solar panels work and why they’re an excellent option to provide energy in your home. This … [Read more...] about How do Solar Panels Work
Why Are Glaciers Melting
You’ve probably heard about the glaciers melting for many years now. This is something that’s been happening since the industrial age started. The extra carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the air have started to increase temperatures on Earth. This increased temperature has a ripple effect on nature. Today we’re going to discuss the reasons why the glaciers are … [Read more...] about Why Are Glaciers Melting
Why Care About the Polar Bear?
Today we're going to chat a bit about the polar bear. This species is in danger of having its normal world turned upside down due to climate changes. The ice is melting and the polar bears are starting to adapt how they hunt. While the polar bear can somewhat adapt to the changes in our world, we wanted to feature some of the biggest reasons why we should care about the polar … [Read more...] about Why Care About the Polar Bear?
Possibilities of Life on Mars
As of today, there hasn’t been any proof of life on Mars, however, there are signs that may lead you to presume that there’s a possibility of life on Mars. Today we’re going to chat a bit about Mars and the information we have on hand right now so that you can make an educated guess as to whether or not you feel there could be a possibility of life on Mars. Out of all of … [Read more...] about Possibilities of Life on Mars
Is Time Travel Possible?
With many films depicting time travel as a possibility and various online outlets swear that time travel is real, it’s no wonder more people wonder whether or not we can travel through time. Today we’re diving into the topic of time travel to learn whether or not it’s theoretically possible. If we visit Einstein’s general theory of relativity you’ll learn that you can … [Read more...] about Is Time Travel Possible?
Signs of Modern Mass Extinction
When you think about the size of our planet, you’d think there’s enough land to go around. People and animals should have ample room to thrive and live a fulfilling life. Sadly, this isn’t the case. Most researchers have found that human beings take up at least half of the land available on Earth. With this type of expansion, to include pastures, homes, and yards, our natural … [Read more...] about Signs of Modern Mass Extinction
Mantis Shrimps Are the Ocean’s Perfect Predator
Despite the perception we may hold of sharks, mantis shrimps are one of the most terrifying predators in the ocean, writes Thomas Cronin for Inverse. This is largely due to what scientists call the mantis shrimps’ pair of powerful “raptorial appendages” that end in a series of vicious, pointed spines. The raptorial appendages contain massive muscles that can extend them to … [Read more...] about Mantis Shrimps Are the Ocean’s Perfect Predator
Ancient Gliding Beetle Found in Fossilized Amber
A group of scientists from Chicago's Field Museum has discovered an ancient beetle trapped inside a piece of amber that could change the perception of insect evolution, according to a new study published in the journal Cretaceous Research. The incredibly small insect -- known as Kekveus jason -- became trapped in amber 99 million years ago. It measures just 0.536 … [Read more...] about Ancient Gliding Beetle Found in Fossilized Amber
Oldest Known Lizard Fossil Uncovered in Italian Alps
Fossilized remains of an ancient lizard uncovered in the Italian Alps could completely alter the reptile family tree, according to a new study published in the journal Nature. The species -- known as Megachirella wachtleri -- existed during the Triassic period some 240 million years ago. The small lizard-like animal is significant because it is the … [Read more...] about Oldest Known Lizard Fossil Uncovered in Italian Alps
Mantis Shrimp Have Extremely Unique Eyes
While mantis shrimp are best known for their incredibly powerful punches, new research from scientists at the University of Bristol shows the small crustaceans have some of the most unique eyes on Earth. The animals' eyes -- which sit on the end of long stalks -- rotate independently in all directions and always know which way is up. That includes even if the shrimp are spun … [Read more...] about Mantis Shrimp Have Extremely Unique Eyes
Humans Likely Caused Mammals to Shrink, Study Reports
Ancient humans may be the reason mammals have significantly shrunk in size over the past 125,000 years, according to a new study in the journal Science. This research comes from scientists at various U.S. universities, who discovered the trend by analyzing fossils going back 65 million years. They found that size did not play a role in mammalian survival until humans came … [Read more...] about Humans Likely Caused Mammals to Shrink, Study Reports
Over 95 Percent of the World’s Population Breathes Unhealthy Air, study Reports
Over 95 percent of people in the world breathes unsafe air due to pollution, according to a recent report put out by the Health Effects Institute. Most people live in cities, which then exposes them to unsafe air both inside and outside their house. This is especially a problem in developing nations, and also greatly affects poorer populations. Researchers compiled the new … [Read more...] about Over 95 Percent of the World’s Population Breathes Unhealthy Air, study Reports
Mass Extinction Allowed Dinosaurs to Thrive, Study Reports
A mass extinction event paved the way for dinosaurs to take over Earth, according to a new study published in the journal Nature Communications. While there is plenty of research on the way dinosaurs died out, there is very little information on how they first came to be. In the new study, a group of scientists from the University of Bristol set out to shed light on that … [Read more...] about Mass Extinction Allowed Dinosaurs to Thrive, Study Reports
Our Stone Age Hunter-Gatherer Ancestors Survived Climate Change 11,000 Years Ago
Findings from a Middle Stone Age site named Star Carr in North Yorkshire, England, show that our ancestors survived a century-long drop in temperature, according to a new study in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution. In an article for CNN, Ashley Strickland discusses these findings. Paleoclimatologists (who study climates of the past) studied an event 8,200 … [Read more...] about Our Stone Age Hunter-Gatherer Ancestors Survived Climate Change 11,000 Years Ago
Third Sixgill Shark Species Discovered in Atlantic Ocean
Researchers from the Florida Institute of Technology have found a brand new shark species -- a third type of sixgill shark -- swimming in the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean, according to a new study published in the journal Marine Biodiversity. Before this discovery, researchers knew about two types of sixgill sharks that lived in the Indian and Pacific Oceans: the … [Read more...] about Third Sixgill Shark Species Discovered in Atlantic Ocean
Triplefin Fish is Able to Reflect Light From Around Its Eyes
Researchers at the University of Tübingen found that a type of fish known as a triplefin is able to control light reflected from special organs next to its pupils, according to a new paper published in the journal Royal Society Open Science. This unique process is a never before seen form of photolocation, which acts much like echolocation except it uses light … [Read more...] about Triplefin Fish is Able to Reflect Light From Around Its Eyes
Lizards Have Been Bipedal for Millions of Years, Study Reports
Researchers have found fossil evidence that suggests bidpedalism in lizards is not a new trait. In fact, it has been around for 110 million years. Many modern lizard species -- including Mexico’s Jesus lizard, the spiny-tailed iguana, and the bearded dragon -- have the unique ability to instantly switch from four legs to two. As they run, they pop up and leave their front limbs … [Read more...] about Lizards Have Been Bipedal for Millions of Years, Study Reports
Large Body Size Lowers Extinction Risk, Study Reports
Scientists at the Santa Fe Institute have discovered that increased body size may help certain species avoid extinction, according to a new study published in the journal Nature Communications. Almost all current extinction models are simple in that they only compare reproductive rates to the amount of available resources. The team in the new study expanded on that by … [Read more...] about Large Body Size Lowers Extinction Risk, Study Reports
Some Deep Sea Animals Use Hydrothermal Vents to Incubate Their Eggs
Researchers from the University of Rhode Island and the Charles Darwin Research Station have discovered that deep sea skates incubate their eggs next to hydrothermal vents in order to get them to hatch faster, according to a study in Scientific Reports. The team first made note of this strange behavior during a expedition to the Galapagos Islands in 2015. They … [Read more...] about Some Deep Sea Animals Use Hydrothermal Vents to Incubate Their Eggs
Praying Mantises See the World in a Unique Way
Researchers from Newcastle University have found that praying mantises have a previously unknown type of 3D vision, according to a study published in the journal Current Biology. 3D vision -- also known as stereo vision -- is important because it helps human add distance to the things we see. Each of our eyes has a slightly different view of the world, and our brain uses … [Read more...] about Praying Mantises See the World in a Unique Way
Skeletons in Ancient Grave Arranged in Odd Spiral Formation
Archaeologists working in Mexico have unearthed a peculiar ancient grave that has 10 ancient skeletons arranged in a spiral formation with their bodies interlocked. Modern-day Mexico City is constructed over centuries of previous settlements. As a result, ancient tombs are often found beneath the buildings. Researchers from the National Institute of Anthropology and History … [Read more...] about Skeletons in Ancient Grave Arranged in Odd Spiral Formation
Mosquitoes Can Remember People Who Swat at Them
Researchers from the University of Washington have discovered that mosquitoes can remember and avoid people who swat at them, according to a recent study in the journal Current Biology. Scientists have long known that mosquitos are able to remember how people smell, which is how they develop preference for certain individuals. However, the new findings show that mosquitoes … [Read more...] about Mosquitoes Can Remember People Who Swat at Them