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Watching Nature Videos Can Reduce Physical Pain, Brain Scans Reveal

A photograph of a diverse group of people enjoying various physical activities in a lush, green park setting.

Physical activity in nature helps prevent several diseases, including depression and type 2 diabetes

An illustration depicting a Japanese preschool classroom with an educator observing children as they engage in various activities. The educator should be portrayed with a calm, attentive demeanor, representing the mimamoru approach.

Japanese Preschool Educators’ “Watchful Waiting” Approach Rooted in Traditional Concept of Nature

The flying, swimming and tunnelling robots inspired by nature

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The Butterfly’s Gaze

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New electric blue tarantula species discovered in Thailand

Sand dunes offer clues to coastal erosion and how to prevent it

'Forest bathing,' the practice of spending time in nature engaging all of one's senses, can support mental, physical, and emotional health in adults over 65. Credit: Image compiled by Krystal Huang; Original photographs: Getty Images - recep-bg, AVTG and PPAMPicture. All Rights Reserved.

Time in nature may help older adults with improved health, purpose in life

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