In the frosty wonderland of Antarctica, where winter feels like a never-ending snow globe stuck on repeat, a brave bunch of folks decided to embrace the icy isolation and live in a cosmic cold-shoulder to the rest of the world. And guess what? It’s not just the penguins who change their tune in this chilly utopia.

Breakthrough research from Cold Spring Harbor Lab reveals how Alston’s singing mice provide insights into the brain’s time processing. Neurons in the orofacial motor cortex exhibit temporal scaling, offering clues to adaptive behavior.

A new study published in the peer-reviewed journal Anthrozoös reveals the devastating consequences of forced separation between pets and their owners during domestic violence, homelessness, and natural disasters.

Researchers at CSHL have made a groundbreaking revelation, discovering that T cells can be reprogrammed to combat aging. Assistant Professor Corina Amor Vegas and her colleagues have paved the way for a potential anti-aging elixir within our own bodies.

Has it ever occurred to you what your four-legged canine friend would choose to watch on TV if given the choice? A recent study from the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School of Veterinary Medicine provides intriguing insights into dogs’ television preferences.

New study warns of the impact of materialism on social media, revealing a perilous link to stress and diminished life satisfaction. The research shows how materialistic desires on such platforms contribute to addictive behavior and mental health decline.

A groundbreaking study reveals that the Megalodon was slimmer & longer than previously believed. The revised understanding impacts marine ecology, feeding habits, and proposes new theories about the ancient giant shark’s extinction.