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Why Do Male Chimpanzees Throw Rocks at the Same Trees for More Than a Decade?
Accumulative stone throwing is a rare, potentially cultural, behavior that has been observed among four groups of wild chimpanzees in West Africa
New Heart Attack Definitions Could Lead to Better Care for Women
Uncommon heart attack causes disproportionately affect them
Your Organs Age at Different Paces—And They’re Coordinating With Each Other
Your colon and prostate may have synchronized their watches
Schizophrenia’s Cruel Roulette Wheel
Genetics and stress can combine in ways we don’t yet fully understand
Your Ability to Cope with Stress Changes with the Seasons and Your Own Biological Clocks
Stress resilience is a dynamic balance rather than a fixed trait
New Test for Broken-Heart Syndrome Offers Insights into the Mysterious Disease
It could prevent unnecessary invasive procedures
The Extinct Tasmanian Tiger’s Bite Was Unlike Any Other Predatory Mammal’s
Which makes its extinction even more tragic
This Viking Dress Survived for 1,300 Years, Protected by Its Metal Ornaments
Such delicate textiles typically decompose within a few years
How a “Psychic” Horse Named Clever Hans Changed the Way We Do Science
His tutor Wilhelm von Osten was convinced that animals possessed an intelligence equal to humans
