A Moment of Science
New experimental results could be good news for those suffering from neurodegenerative disorders.
In years that the white-footed mouse population is low, acorn production is high. In years when there are a lot of mice, the oak trees produce few acorns. Why?
You probably have noticed that cats have slit pupils and humans have round pupils. What are the advantages of each pupil shape?
Having trouble with cavities or tooth decay? Read about the "Gene Enamel Fix" on this Moment of Science.
You've probably heard that elephants are afraid of small rodent like mice and rats. But is there really any truth in this? Find out on A Moment of Science.
There could be a molecular solution to treating cholera---a disease that affects millions of people around the world.
Did you know that the standard lab mouse these days is black, with a nice glossy coat?
We all know Kobe Bryant is an NBA superstar, but ten years from now you might see players that will make Kobe look like a junior varsity bench warmer.
Sure your cat's whiskers are cute but do they serve a more practical purpose?
Scientists have been experimenting with ways to tackle problems like the muscle loss that occurs with aging. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
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