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Misokinesia, intolerance of others' fidgeting and repetitive body movements, can cause people to experience intense reactions, negative emotions and relationship strain.

Aversion to Others’ Repetitive Movements Triggers Deep Emotional, Social Distress

Categories Brain & Behavior

A chimpanzee watching a video of an agent (left) brushing the hair of a patient (right). Red circles indicate her gaze fixations, and red lines indicate attentional switching between agent and patient.

Great Apes Watch Events Like Humans Do

Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans

Short-term menopausal hormone therapy has no long-term cognitive impact

Early Menopause Hormone Therapy Shows No Long-Term Impact on Memory, Thinking

Categories Health

newborn baby

Early Brain Networks Show Rapid Reorganization During Birth Transition

Categories Brain & Behavior

dolphin closeup

Microplastics detected in dolphin breath

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans

Sad dog with puppy eyes

Dogs Understand Human Speech Better When We Slow Down

Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans

A, Photo of the tusked animal of the Horned Serpent panel. B, interpretive drawing of its head. C, skull of a Lystrosaurus (14-03-2024, Oviston Nature Reserve) showing the prominent tusks, photographed in situ at the moment of its discovery, before excavation, and unprepared. D, complete skeleton of a Lystrosaurus (BP/1/9100, Oviston Nature Reserve) with its vertebral column curved into an opisthotonic "death pose", ex situ, prepared. E, the ‘mummified’ foot of a Lystrosaurus (28-08-2022, Fairydale, Bethulie District) showing the warty aspect of its preserved skin, ex situ, unprepared.

Ancient Rock Art May Depict Extinct Species, Predating Scientific Discovery

Categories Life & Non-humans, Social Sciences

hooded figure at laptop

Small Group of Users Dominate Anti-Immigration Content on UK Twitter, Study Finds

Categories Social Sciences, Technology

kitten looking up

Fetching Felines: New Study Reveals 4 in 10 Cats Play Fetch, Challenging Dog Stereotypes

Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans

Spider embryo with a loss of the waist region upon knockdown of the gene waistless. Hoechst staining with fluorescent stereomicroscopy.

Ancient Gene Key to Spider’s Iconic Waistline

Categories Life & Non-humans

A sample location from the Sampling Quadrangle Assemblages Research Experiment (SQuARE), Square 03 in the starboard Maintenance Work Area of the International Space Station. An open crew berth is visible at right. The yellow dotted line indicates the boundaries of the sample area. Credit: NASA/ISSAP.

Space Station Archaeologists Unveil New Insights into Astronaut Life

Categories Social Sciences, Space

Conversational LLMs results on four political orientation tests that classify test takers across two axes of the political spectrum.

Large Language Models Show Left-Leaning Bias, New Study Reveals

Categories Social Sciences, Technology

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