Climate Corridors Could Be Critical for the Survival of Plants and Animals
A study finds the country’s increasingly fragmented natural spaces, combined with climate change, could spell trouble for flora…
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The Academic Benefits of Music Outweigh Sports
But engaging in both activities produces even better educational outcomes, according to a new German study. By Tom…
See Spot Read
A review of existing research finds reading to dogs may help children’s literacy — but the quality of evidence is…
What Poverty Does to Children’s Development Around the World
One-third of kids in low- and medium-income countries aren’t meeting basic milestones. By Nathan Collins (Photo: Andrea Moroni/Flickr)…
The Link Between Selfies and Self-Delusion
New research finds selfie-takers believe — inaccurately — they look especially appealing in their photographic self-portraits. By Tom Jacobs (Photo: R4vi/Flickr) Post…
Here’s What Happens When Kids Really Do Speak a Different Language
How children of Mexican immigrants respond to discipline depends on whether they share a common language with their…
Why Science Matters to Our Pets
Science — and science writing — can help animal welfare in important ways. By Zazie Todd Barack Obama greets his dog Bo…
Who Cares About Climate Change in the Summertime?
Thinking about the most unpleasantly hot afternoons is still better than imagining cold winter days. By Nathan Collins…
Among Physicians, White Men Make the Big Bucks
New research finds racial and gender disparities in the amount of money doctors earn. By Tom Jacobs The…
Reporters Continue to Misrepresent Mental Illness
Violence continues to attract too much attention, and it’s time media and politicians figure that out. By Nathan…