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Biology

Explore the fascinating world of Biology through insightful articles. Dive into topics ranging from cellular processes to ecosystems, uncovering the science of life in all its forms.

Is Leg-Lengthening Surgery Worth the Risk? What It Is, How It Works and Why It’s Not as Simple as Getting Taller
Biology

Is Leg-Lengthening Surgery Worth the Risk? What It Is, How It Works and Why It’s Not as Simple as Getting Taller

September 17, 2025 by Shakes Gilles 12 min read

Leg-lengthening surgery has captured headlines for its ability to add inches to a person’s height, but the procedure isn’t new. Developed to treat serious medical…

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Is Race a Real Biological Concept?
Biology

Is Race a Real Biological Concept?

September 17, 2025 by Johannes Leissen 11 min read

Ask a biologist whether race is biologically real and you’ll hear a careful answer: human biological variation is real, but it does not sort neatly…

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Are We Still Evolving? The Subtle Ways Humans Are Changing Right Now
Biology

Are We Still Evolving? The Subtle Ways Humans Are Changing Right Now

July 31, 2025 by Arthur Marquis 9 min read

Discover how human evolution continues today through subtle genetic changes, shaping disease resistance, behavior, and more. Uncover the surprising ways we’r…

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Why Do Women Live Longer Than Men? A Deep Dive into the Biological, Social, and Behavioral Truths
Biology

Why Do Women Live Longer Than Men? A Deep Dive into the Biological, Social, and Behavioral Truths

July 28, 2025 by Dr. Phillip Myers 7 min read

Explore why women outlive men by 5-7 years. Uncover the biological, social, and behavioral factors—from genetics to lifestyle choices—that shape this glo…

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Why Tall Men Die Earlier Than Shorter Men: The Biology, Data, and Debate
Biology

Why Tall Men Die Earlier Than Shorter Men: The Biology, Data, and Debate

July 28, 2025 by Arthur Marquis 8 min read

Discover why tall men die younger than shorter men. Explore the science, data, and biological trade-offs behind this surprising longevity paradox.

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Why Are Some Frogs Green?
Biology

Why Are Some Frogs Green?

February 20, 2025 by Cassidy Perry 8 min read

Discover why frogs are green: from camouflage in forests to biological pigmentation secrets. Learn how this color aids their survival against predators.

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16 Interesting Facts About Fungi That Will Change How You See the Natural World
Biology

16 Interesting Facts About Fungi That Will Change How You See the Natural World

February 11, 2025 by Francisco Vasquez 11 min read

Discover 16 mind-blowing facts about fungi, from their animal-like DNA to mind-controlling abilities. Explore nature’s most mysterious organisms!

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What Determines Eye Color?
Biology

What Determines Eye Color?

February 10, 2025 by Betsy Wilson 10 min read

Discover the genetics behind eye color, including melanin’s role, inheritance patterns, and why eyes range from brown to blue. Learn what makes your eyes uni…

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How Extremophiles Thrive in the Harshest Environments on Earth
Biology

How Extremophiles Thrive in the Harshest Environments on Earth

February 10, 2025 by Nate Douglas 7 min read

Discover how extremophiles thrive in Earth’s harshest environments. Learn about their adaptations, implications for biotechnology, medicine, and astrobiology.

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Superfetation: When a Woman Gets Pregnant While Already Pregnant
Biology

Superfetation: When a Woman Gets Pregnant While Already Pregnant

January 27, 2025 by Aisha Bennett 8 min read

Discover superfetation: the rare medical phenomenon where a woman conceives again while already pregnant. Learn how it happens and why it fascinates doctors.

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Pheromones: How Invisible Chemicals Influence Our Behavior
Biology

Pheromones: How Invisible Chemicals Influence Our Behavior

January 16, 2025 by Johannes Leissen 9 min read

Explore how pheromones—invisible chemical signals—shape human behavior, social interactions, and reproduction. Uncover the science behind these powerful …

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The Genome Odyssey: Unlocking the Secrets of Life Through DNA
Biology

The Genome Odyssey: Unlocking the Secrets of Life Through DNA

January 15, 2025 by Morvin Martin 7 min read

Explore the human genome’s 3 billion DNA base pairs, unlocking secrets of heredity, evolution, and personalized medicine. Discover how DNA shapes life and he…

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Bioluminescence: Why Some Creatures Glow in the Dark
Biology

Bioluminescence: Why Some Creatures Glow in the Dark

January 14, 2025 by Nate Douglas 8 min read

Explore the science of bioluminescence: why creatures glow, how it aids survival, and its ecological impact. Discover nature’s light without heat.

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What Are Semi-Identical Twins and How Does It Occur?
Biology

What Are Semi-Identical Twins and How Does It Occur?

December 9, 2024 by Erica Delaney 7 min read

Discover semi-identical twins: a rare genetic phenomenon where twins share all maternal DNA but only partial paternal DNA. Learn how sesquizygotic twins occur.

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How Long Can Humans Survive Without Air?
Biology

How Long Can Humans Survive Without Air?

December 4, 2024 by Eric Sanchez 11 min read

Discover how long humans can survive without air, the science behind oxygen deprivation, and survival scenarios from drowning to high-altitude exposure.

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The Microbial Cloud: How You Leave a Trace of Yourself Everywhere You Go
Biology

The Microbial Cloud: How You Leave a Trace of Yourself Everywhere You Go

November 26, 2024 by Betsy Wilson 8 min read

Discover your unique microbial cloud—the invisible signature of bacteria and viruses you leave everywhere. Learn how it impacts identity, health, and science.

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What Is Cryptobiosis? How Tardigrades and Other Microorganisms Cheat Death
Biology

What Is Cryptobiosis? How Tardigrades and Other Microorganisms Cheat Death

November 26, 2024 by Anne Joseph 8 min read

Discover cryptobiosis, nature’s ultimate survival trick. Learn how tardigrades and other organisms cheat death in extreme conditions. Explore the science beh…

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What’s the Difference Between Torpor and Hibernation?
Biology

What’s the Difference Between Torpor and Hibernation?

November 26, 2024 by Shakes Gilles 7 min read

Discover the key differences between torpor and hibernation. Learn how animals conserve energy with these distinct survival strategies in changing seasons.

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Why Some Animals Don’t Age? Understanding the Science Behind the “Immortality” of Certain Species
Biology

Why Some Animals Don’t Age? Understanding the Science Behind the “Immortality” of Certain Species

November 23, 2024 by Elena Mars 8 min read

Discover why some animals defy aging with negligible senescence. Learn the science behind their longevity and what it could mean for human aging research.

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Birds That Don’t Fly: The Evolutionary Story of Flightless Birds
Biology

Birds That Don’t Fly: The Evolutionary Story of Flightless Birds

November 23, 2024 by Eddy LeGrand 8 min read

Explore the evolution of flightless birds like ostriches and penguins. Learn how they lost flight, adapted to thrive, and their role in nature’s diversity.

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Born to Resist: How Some Humans Are Naturally Immune to Deadly Diseases
Biology

Born to Resist: How Some Humans Are Naturally Immune to Deadly Diseases

November 23, 2024 by Dale Schumann 9 min read

Discover the science behind natural immunity to deadly diseases. Learn how genetics and evolution protect some individuals from pandemics like the Black Deat…

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When Hair Changes Color Overnight: The Science Behind Sudden Pigment Shifts
Biology

When Hair Changes Color Overnight: The Science Behind Sudden Pigment Shifts

November 23, 2024 by Cassidy Perry 8 min read

Discover the science behind sudden hair color changes. Learn about melanin, stress-induced graying, and rare conditions like Marie Antoinette Syndrome.

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The Hidden Brain: Why Some People Are Born Without a Corpus Callosum
Biology

The Hidden Brain: Why Some People Are Born Without a Corpus Callosum

November 23, 2024 by Betsy Wilson 8 min read

Explore agenesis of the corpus callosum (ACC), a rare neurological condition where the brain’s hemispheres lack connection. Learn about its causes, impacts, …

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Why Are Humans So Much Weaker Than Other Primates?
Biology

Why Are Humans So Much Weaker Than Other Primates?

November 21, 2024 by Morvin Martin 8 min read

Discover why humans are weaker than primates like chimps and gorillas. Learn how our evolutionary trade-off for brain power and dexterity shaped human success.

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The Rare Genetic Condition That Lets Humans Hold Their Breath for Hours
Biology

The Rare Genetic Condition That Lets Humans Hold Their Breath for Hours

November 21, 2024 by Eddy LeGrand 8 min read

Discover rare genetic adaptations that enable humans to hold their breath for hours. Explore the science behind extraordinary breath-holding abilities in pop…

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The Lazarus Effect: How Dead Genes Come Back to Life and Drive Evolutionary Change
Biology

The Lazarus Effect: How Dead Genes Come Back to Life and Drive Evolutionary Change

November 20, 2024 by Shakes Gilles 8 min read

Explore the Lazarus Effect: how ‘dead’ genes revive to drive evolution. Learn about genetic reactivation, adaptation, and its impact on science and medicine.

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Mirror Twins: Understanding the Science, Traits, and Mysteries of This Rare Phenomenon
Biology

Mirror Twins: Understanding the Science, Traits, and Mysteries of This Rare Phenomenon

November 19, 2024 by Frank Nash 8 min read

Explore the rare phenomenon of mirror twins: their unique mirrored traits, the science behind their formation, and the mysteries of embryonic development. Le…

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Supernumerary Limbs: When the Body Grows More Than Nature Intended
Biology

Supernumerary Limbs: When the Body Grows More Than Nature Intended

November 19, 2024 by Eric Sanchez 8 min read

Explore the rare phenomenon of supernumerary limbs: causes, medical challenges, and societal impacts. Learn about this fascinating biological anomaly.

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Albino Eyes: Why Some People Have Bright Red or Pale Irises
Biology Featured

Albino Eyes: Why Some People Have Bright Red or Pale Irises

November 19, 2024 by Anne Joseph 9 min read

Discover the science behind albino eyes: why some people have red or pale irises due to albinism. Learn about genetics, vision impacts, and health implications.

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Why Some People Have No Fingerprints: Understanding the Rare Phenomenon of Adermatoglyphia
Biology

Why Some People Have No Fingerprints: Understanding the Rare Phenomenon of Adermatoglyphia

November 18, 2024 by Morvin Martin 8 min read

Discover adermatoglyphia, the rare genetic condition causing fingerprint absence. Learn about its causes, implications for identity, and fascinating biologic…

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Golden Blood: Understanding the Mystery Behind the World’s Rarest Blood Type
Biology Featured

Golden Blood: Understanding the Mystery Behind the World’s Rarest Blood Type

November 18, 2024 by Franck Saebring 8 min read

Discover the mystery of golden blood (Rh-null), the world’s rarest blood type. Learn why fewer than 50 people have it and its life-saving medical importance.

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Left-Handedness Explained: Is It Just a Quirk or a Genetic Advantage?
Biology

Left-Handedness Explained: Is It Just a Quirk or a Genetic Advantage?

November 17, 2024 by Arthur Marquis 8 min read

Explore left-handedness: genetics, brain science, and evolutionary advantages. Is it a quirk or a hidden edge? Discover the facts and lived experiences.

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What Is a Human Chimera, and How Does It Occur?
Biology

What Is a Human Chimera, and How Does It Occur?

November 17, 2024 by Johannes Leissen 9 min read

Explore human chimerism: rare individuals with two sets of DNA. Learn how it occurs, its types, medical implications, and real-life cases in genetics.

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Vestigial Organs: Unlocking the Secrets of Unused Body Parts
Biology

Vestigial Organs: Unlocking the Secrets of Unused Body Parts

November 17, 2024 by Eddy LeGrand 9 min read

Explore the mystery of vestigial organs & reflexes in humans. Discover why we have body parts we don’t use and what they reveal about our evolutionary history.

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Why Do Some People Have Two Different Eye Colors? Understanding Heterochromia and Its Causes
Biology

Why Do Some People Have Two Different Eye Colors? Understanding Heterochromia and Its Causes

November 17, 2024 by Sam Bell 8 min read

Discover the science behind heterochromia: why some people have two different eye colors. Learn about genetic causes, medical implications, and fascinating f…

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17 Amazing Facts About DNA and How It Shapes Who We Are
Biology

17 Amazing Facts About DNA and How It Shapes Who We Are

November 12, 2024 by Sam Bell 13 min read

Discover 17 mind-blowing DNA facts: from data storage density to health secrets. Learn how DNA shapes who we are and connects all life on Earth.

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What is REM Sleep, and What is Its Purpose?
Biology

What is REM Sleep, and What is Its Purpose?

November 9, 2024 by Shakes Gilles 10 min read

Discover the purpose of REM sleep, its role in memory, emotional health, and dreaming. Learn how this vital sleep stage benefits your mind and body.

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What Are Stem Cells, and What Are Their Purposes?
Biology

What Are Stem Cells, and What Are Their Purposes?

November 9, 2024 by Cassidy Perry 10 min read

Discover what stem cells are, their unique self-renewal and differentiation abilities, and their potential in regenerative medicine and treating genetic dise…

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13 Fascinating Facts About the Human Immune System
Biology

13 Fascinating Facts About the Human Immune System

November 4, 2024 by Stephan Meed 11 min read

Discover 13 surprising facts about the human immune system, from its layered defenses to its adaptive capabilities. Learn how this complex network protects y…

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Is It Possible for Humans to Regrow Lost Body Parts?
Biology

Is It Possible for Humans to Regrow Lost Body Parts?

November 2, 2024 by Shakes Gilles 8 min read

Explore the science of human regeneration: why we can’t regrow limbs like salamanders, the biology behind it, and cutting-edge medical advances that could ch…

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Is It Possible to Live Entirely Without Sleep?
Biology

Is It Possible to Live Entirely Without Sleep?

October 31, 2024 by Dale Schumann 9 min read

Discover why living without sleep is biologically impossible. Learn how sleep deprivation affects health, brain function, and longevity in this eye-opening a…

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What is Lucid Dreaming and How Does It Work?
Biology

What is Lucid Dreaming and How Does It Work?

October 31, 2024 by Shakes Gilles 10 min read

Explore the science of lucid dreaming: how it works, brain mechanics during REM sleep, and techniques to control your dreams. Unlock conscious dreaming today!

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What is Bioacoustics, and How Does it Work?
Biology

What is Bioacoustics, and How Does it Work?

October 24, 2024 by Vanessa Bergoff 10 min read

Explore bioacoustics: the study of how organisms produce, transmit, and receive sound. Learn its applications in ecology, conservation, and animal communicat…

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What is Synthetic Biology, and How Does It Work?
Biology

What is Synthetic Biology, and How Does It Work?

October 23, 2024 by Arthur Marquis 13 min read

Explore synthetic biology: designing and building new biological systems for medicine, energy, and more. Learn how it works, its applications, and ethical ch…

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Why Does the Penis Get Smaller When It’s Cold?
Biology Featured

Why Does the Penis Get Smaller When It’s Cold?

October 14, 2024 by Steven Peck 7 min read

Discover why the penis shrinks in cold temperatures. Learn about thermoregulation, biological processes, and why it’s a normal, temporary reaction for men.

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How Does Bioluminescence Work in Deep-Sea Creatures?
Biology

How Does Bioluminescence Work in Deep-Sea Creatures?

October 8, 2024 by Steven Peck 9 min read

Explore the science of deep-sea bioluminescence: how creatures produce light for survival in total darkness. Learn about cold light, evolution, and marine my…

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Why Do Some People Have Six Fingers? Understanding Polydactyly from a Scientific Perspective
Biology

Why Do Some People Have Six Fingers? Understanding Polydactyly from a Scientific Perspective

October 5, 2024 by Anne Joseph 11 min read

Explore the science behind polydactyly—why some people have six fingers. Learn about genetic causes, types, and medical treatments for this common congenit…

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Why Are Cockroaches So Hard to Get Rid Of?
Biology

Why Are Cockroaches So Hard to Get Rid Of?

September 5, 2024 by Frank Nash 7 min read

Discover why cockroaches are so resilient and hard to eliminate. Learn about their rapid reproduction, tough exoskeleton, and effective strategies to combat …

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Why Are Some Babies Born With a Tail?
Biology

Why Are Some Babies Born With a Tail?

August 18, 2024 by Franck Saebring 7 min read

Discover why some babies are born with tails. Learn about vestigial tails, pseudotails, and the medical science behind this rare phenomenon. Read more.

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Why Are Scandinavians So Tall?
Biology

Why Are Scandinavians So Tall?

August 18, 2024 by Stephan Meed 7 min read

Discover why Scandinavians are among the world’s tallest people. Learn about genetics, diet, lifestyle, and historical factors that contribute to their height.

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