Bisexual Women Four Times More Likely to Have Long-Term Health Issues
Researchers have found that bisexual people have the worst health outcomes of any sexuality.
TECHNOLOGY
How to Snack Correctly, According to Science
Over 90 percent of Americans snack on a daily basis, according to the USDA. And yet, one researcher says "surprisingly little" has been published on snacking.
Rattlesnakes Calm Down When Near a Friend
"This dampening of the stress response has not been reported previously in any reptile species," researchers believe.
Science Can Tell if You're a WomanâFrom How Your Hand Smells
Researchers managed to guess a person's sex based on palm smell with 96.67 percent accuracy
Scientists 'Surprised' by Findings in Earth's Inner Core
Utah seismologist Keith Koper, who oversaw the study, told Newsweek that he was particularly surprised by how "pervasive the scattered energy from the inner core was."
Sheep to Be Genetically Engineered to Produce Less Methane
The equivalent of $3.7 million is being spent to selectively breed sheep to burp and fart less of the greenhouse gas methane.
'Floating Gold' Worth Over $500,000 Found Inside Washed-Up Sperm Whale
Experts conducting a postmortem of the animal found a hard lump of the rare and valuable substance weighing just over 20 pounds.
Elephants Have A Very Human Way Of Eating Dinner
Researchers found that elephants like to eat different foods on different days, based on evidence gathered from their dung.
What Women Are Told About Fitness Might Be Wrong
"Many people were likely unaware that we are making so many assumptions when it comes to exercise prescription," Mandy Hagstrom told Newsweek.
Viking Sword in Ancient Grave Unearthed Under Family Home
"At first I thought 'is this for real?,'" archaeologist Joakim Wintervoll told Newsweek.
Man Books Resort With Shocking Views to Erupting Volcano
The Philippines volcano has been oozing lava since early June.
Monkey Carried Around Dead Baby for Days, Then Ate It
The drill, a female named Kumasi, was caught on video eating the body of her infant son, which had died after living for only eight days.
Mystery Deaths of Gray Whales Washing Up On U.S. Coasts Alarm Scientists
The gray whale that washed up in Washington on June 27 was the fifth found dead along the state's coast in June 2023 alone.
Ancient Dog Paw Prints Found Near Roman Fort
Most likely, the dogs that left the prints lived near a tile workshop, which produced roofing material for local houses in Roman times.
Man Shares Sleep Data After Giving Up AlcoholâResults Are Astonishing
"I can't overstate how much it feels as if I've stepped out from under a dark cloud and into a new life," Brody Hay told Newsweek.
