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Why I Need Chocolate After Waking Up

One of my favorite organs in the human body is the brain. It is a marvelous creation, firing electrical impulses at a 100 m/s and...

The Secret to A Perfect Egg

Finding fossilized eggs is not the most arduous task. Finding a completely intact fossil, however, is as rare as finding a dinosaur in...

Celebrating 2021 with our new friends!

2021 has been a bit of a roller coaster, but one thing that has remained constant has been the myriad of discoveries that have been made...

Fake Eyes

Many butterfly and moth species have now developed fake extra eyes called eyespots and evolutionary and developmental biology studies why...

Xenotransplantation: Can we be Part-Pig?

Well, we have spoken about this a while back when we were discussing ethics in terms of Chimerism. Back then it still seemed a dream...

Sloths: Could They Have Been Meat Eaters?

Let’s talk sloths. There are currently 6 known species of the Sloth all of which are herbivorous and all of them were thought to be...

The biological aspect of ADHD

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common neurobehavioral, chronic disorders that affects children, but...

Mathematics.

Yes, I know this is a Biology blog, but this is interesting. What does math have to do with Biology? A lot of things actually. A whole...

Dragonfly Evolving

We are all familiar with the Theory of Evolution, as proposed by Charles Darwin, and its implications on the millions of species that...

Trace your ancestral history!

How do people make claims about the % composition of their ancestry? The answer is a simple DNA ancestry test that can make inferences...

Addiction and Withdrawl

In my last article, I spoke about cats being attracted to Catnip, but I did not delve into the concept thoroughly. In today's article,...

Seaweed - Food, Fuel and Fertiliser

Seaweed holds a reputation as a nutrient rich superfood, providing a wide range of vitamins, minerals, lipids, proteins and trace...

Catnip- an attractant and repellent?

I realise that we have spoken a great deal about several aspects of biology, including stem cells, the brain, genetics and more. However,...

Brain Changes after Trauma

Trauma, as described by the American Psychological Association, is an emotional response to a terrible event like an accident, rape, or...

Could Herpes accelerate Alzhimer's?

Does the herpes virus HSV-1 cause Alzheimer’s or accelerate the development of it in patients? HSV, also known as Herpes simplex virus,...

The Plastic Brain

Neuroplasticity, a theory that started getting accepted in the scientific community in the later half of the 20th century, explains that...

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