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What is Ant Mill? The endless circle of death
Ant Mill is a phenomenon where a group of ants becomes trapped in a circular pattern, continuously following the ant in front of them, forming an endless loop.
Ant Mill is a phenomenon where a group of ants becomes trapped in a circular pattern, continuously following the ant in front of them, forming an endless loop.
If you have noticed different-coloured number plates on the roads in India and wondered what the colour codes mean, we have you covered.
India is known for its rich heritage of diverse traditions and deep-rooted ancient practices. Here is all you need to know about alternative therapy.
The black box, also referred to as the flight data recorder, is a device that logs every action an aircraft takes while in flight.
Here is all you need to know about hikikomori and the concerns it raises about the mental health and social well-being of people.
Check out the interesting meaning of the Mandela effect and how it works.
Here is the reason why we say 'Merry' Christmas not 'Happy' Christmas when we wish people on this holiday.
Stephanie Fae Beauclair was the first person to ever receive a transplant from an animal. Read to find out more about the first animal-to-human transplant.
Coca-Cola was first sold as a tonic to cure a hangover, headaches, and stomach aches.
The year 2020 is a leap year with 366 days. But what is the history of leap year? Why do we have a leap year, and how do we calculate leap years?
A study has revealed that people disclose information that they are usually cautious about concealing when they are increasingly awake and alert.
Almost every time an on-screen character breathes in helium and speaks in a squeaky voice, we are left wondering why does voice change with helium. Well, here’s the answer.
No one would deny that ice is slippery in nature, but have you ever wondered why? Read on to know the reason.
We do not know much about the playful behaviours of animals but scientists have trained rats to play hide and seek which could allow us to study the neurobiology of playful behaviour in animals.
Most of us have been curious about the stones on railway tracks. Find out what they are called and why they are used.
The robot, which is about the size of a large postage stamp, can scurry across the floor at nearly the speed of a darting cockroach and withstand the weight of a human.
Scientists have discovered a "secret handshake" between sperm and the cells lining the uterus that finally let one sperm out of nearly 200 million to make it through and fertilise a single egg.
About 500 species of fish change sex in adulthood, often in response to environmental cues, but how they do it has been a mystery - until now.
Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine and the Houston Methodist Research Institute in the US found that moderate chromatin stress levels set off a stress response in yeast, that promotes longevity.
Yale researchers have found that three distinct circuits connecting to different brain regions are involved in making decisions.