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In-depth research has undergone revolving around Greenland's drastic climate change over the last 1,000 years - and now global warming is reportedly taking its toll. Here's what researchers revealed in a new study.

Global Warming Has Hit Greenland, Experts Warn

Global Warming Has Reached Greenland – At Alarming Rates

In recent studies, researchers have taken a close look at how brain circuits could potentially be wired to share the same psychiatric disorders rather than treating them separately. Here's how.

How Brain Circuits Link to Disorders

Mysterious Brain Network May Cause Multiple Psychiatric Disorders

Whether the sun is shining in the summer or snow is falling in the winter, the way a runner performs can depend on the temperatures outside. Here's what experts recently revealed.

Weather Affects Running Performance, Study Shows

How Temperature Affects Your Running Performance

After nearly 1,600 years, there are finally a few answers about the ancient Roman Dodecahedron, which suggests it could have been used for magical purposes. Here's a look at the recent mysterious discovery.

Exploring the Roman Dodecahedron Mystery

Mysterious 12-Sided Roman Object Unearthed in Belgium

From bad relationships with food to eating disorders, it's important to acknowledge the solutions to help those find love for food again and enjoy these moments in life.

The Science Behind Mindful Eating

Exploring the Science Behind Mindful Eating

While runestones mainly date back to the late Viking Age, a new Norwegian discovery has been made, unveiling further secrets of its time. Here's a look.

Worlds Oldest Runestone Discovered

World’s Oldest Runestone Found, Revealing Mysterious Message

The practice of bog bodies dates back to 8000 B.C., but now, more research has unveiled the deceitful truth about why some bodies are preserved in different ways. Here's what experts recently found.

Looking Back at Europe's 'Bog Bodies'

Revisiting the Mysterious Practice of Europe's 'Bog Bodies'

Despite the woodwork, beaver dams have far more benefits to our climate and surrounding nature than we ever thought. Here's a look.

Here's Why Beavers Build Dams

Why Do Beavers Build Dams?

A new study is shedding insight into how a thousand years of farming from Indigenous people could be shaping the agriculture and environment of the future. Here's a look.

Indigenous People Likely Created the Amazon's 'Dark Earth' on Purpose

Was the Amazon's "Dark Earth" Created on Purpose?

A tropical tadpole made its way from the Caribbean to the UK just using a bag of bananas, but thankfully, the RSPCA rescued the endangered amphibian before it was too late.

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