Tiffany has this habit of sleeping for long hours, reaching almost 10 hours each night. Will it make her more energized since she had rested for so long, and maybe has stored a lot of power for the next day? If sleeping beauty did not have that magical kiss, will she be … Read more
Your eyesight is one of your most essential senses. Almost 80% of what we perceive comes through our sense of sight. Its complex parts and functions make us perceive everything around us. When you try to look at the mirror, you will see a dark circle in the middle of your eye- … Read more
Sneezing is a natural phenomenon that occurs every now and then. What people do not know and have wondered about for years is why our eyes close when sneezing. In this article, we discover the science behind it and why it takes place. You might have observed that some people close their … Read more
Acne is a skin condition that takes a toll on someone’s confidence. It can appear in forms of blackheads, whiteheads, and pimples. While acne is common among teenagers, it can affect people regardless of age, and commonly appears on the face, forehead, shoulders, chest, and the upper back. Different factors lead to … Read more
On August 3, 2012, a female cheetah set a new record of covering the distance of 100 meters in just 5.95 seconds. This record is far greater than the record time of 9.58 seconds set by the Jamaican sprinter and Olympic record holder Usain Bolt — the fastest man on Earth. There … Read more
Animals, whether flying birds, mammals, or reptiles that are usually colorless, snow-white, red, or pinkish eyes, appear adorable and cute. However, animals with these characteristics and appearance have albinism. Albinism is a congenital disease that causes a partial or complete loss of pigmentation in animals or even humans. A genetic mutation starts … Read more
“Ooh! The dress suits you! You’re beautiful!”. “Great Job. You’ll surely top the class!” “I’ve never eaten in a 5-star restaurant that could match up to your excellent cooking!” These are compliments, and people love to hear them. But when there’s too much, one can tell you, “Stop! You’re giving her or … Read more
Thirst and hunger have played a much bigger role in human history than they should have. You would think that a species that domesticated animals and conceptualized agriculture almost half a million years ago would have fulfilled its most basic needs ages ago. Alas, lack of food and water persists even to … Read more