The Remarkable Lives of 5-Year-Old Brain Organoids
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Are You in Danger of Becoming a Robot?
How interacting with social chatbots could reduce your “personhood” The post Are You in Danger of Becoming a Robot? appeared first on Nautilus .
A Peek Inside the Pompeii of Greece
It’s a treasure trove of Minoan art and antiques The post A Peek Inside the Pompeii of Greece appeared first on Nautilus .
Dolphins Eavesdrop on Their Prey—and Each Other
They strategically choose when to whistle or click The post Dolphins Eavesdrop on Their Prey—and Each Other appeared first on Nautilus .
AI Can See Optical Illusions
And it might teach us about our own brains The post AI Can See Optical Illusions appeared first on Nautilus .
Why Human Giants Defy the Laws of Physics
Without different anatomical proportions, a scaled-up body would collapse under its own weight. The post Why Human Giants Defy the Laws of Physics appeared first on Nautilus .
Even Mussels Get Scared
And it could have dramatic consequences The post Even Mussels Get Scared appeared first on Nautilus .
You’re Not a Universal Mosquito Magnet
But you might be particularly enticing to different species The post You’re Not a Universal Mosquito Magnet appeared first on Nautilus .
How the Ancient Greeks Interpreted Their Dreams
Certain concepts such as metaphor may derive from early dream interpretation The post How the Ancient Greeks Interpreted Their Dreams appeared first on Nautilus .
The Secret Lives of Japanese Temple Frogs
Shrines and temples are urban amphibian hot spots The post The Secret Lives of Japanese Temple Frogs appeared first on Nautilus .
No One Knows How Whale Sharks Give Birth—But This Neonatal Shark Discovery Provides Some Clues
A rare find on a fishing expedition The post No One Knows How Whale Sharks Give Birth—But This Neonatal Shark Discovery Provides Some Clues appeared first on Nautilus .
The Return of a Discredited Pseudoscience
Eugenics is rearing its ugly head again in today’s crucible of politics and culture The post The Return of a Discredited Pseudoscience appeared first on Nautilus .
Do Zoo Otters Love People Watching?
They tolerate the paparazzi regardless The post Do Zoo Otters Love People Watching? appeared first on Nautilus .
How Listening to Ocean Waves Can Predict Volcanic Eruptions
The speed of the soothing sounds could spell disaster The post How Listening to Ocean Waves Can Predict Volcanic Eruptions appeared first on Nautilus .
The “Kerry Cow” Wasn’t a Cow at All—And It Upends Stone Age Irish History
R.I.P. “Kerry cow” The post The “Kerry Cow” Wasn’t a Cow at All—And It Upends Stone Age Irish History appeared first on Nautilus .
Why It Might Be Time to Rethink the Human Family Tree
The way we classify humanity’s ancient relatives is a mess. But there’s a simple fix. The post Why It Might Be Time to Rethink the Human Family Tree appeared first on Nautilus .
What a Blissful Psychedelic Trip Looks Like Inside the Brain
Personality and context shape the psilocybin experience in ways that show up on brain scans The post What a Blissful Psychedelic Trip Looks Like Inside the Brain appeared first on Nautilus .
TikTok Discovered a Blind, Pale, Worm-Like Fish
Researchers had a tough time locating it The post TikTok Discovered a Blind, Pale, Worm-Like Fish appeared first on Nautilus .
The Best Ocean Photos of the Year
Drone, coastal, and underwater perspectives The post The Best Ocean Photos of the Year appeared first on Nautilus .
Why You Move Factors in to Whether It Protects You From Dementia
Movement for movement’s sake isn’t the safeguard you might think The post Why You Move Factors in to Whether It Protects You From Dementia appeared first on Nautilus .
The Wonders of the Male Human Pelvis
It’s all in the hips The post The Wonders of the Male Human Pelvis appeared first on Nautilus .
How Our Perceptions of Aging Can Affect Our Social Lives
Is it as easy as “mind over matter?” The post How Our Perceptions of Aging Can Affect Our Social Lives appeared first on Nautilus .
How Paying Attention to Pain Could Help You Heal Faster
Close attention might be part of your immune system The post How Paying Attention to Pain Could Help You Heal Faster appeared first on Nautilus .
How the Narwhal Got Its Twisted Tusk
High-tech imaging reveals the structure of the unique spiral architecture The post How the Narwhal Got Its Twisted Tusk appeared first on Nautilus .
A Dazzling Image of a Dying Star, Featuring the Great Recycling System of the Cosmos
Ashes to ashes, stardust to stardust The post A Dazzling Image of a Dying Star, Featuring the Great Recycling System of the Cosmos appeared first on Nautilus .
Is Immortality Possible?
Nature has answered the same way for 3.5 billion years The post Is Immortality Possible? appeared first on Nautilus .
Everything You Believe About Taking a Full Course of Antibiotics and Bacterial Resistance Is Wrong
But obviously talk to your doctor The post Everything You Believe About Taking a Full Course of Antibiotics and Bacterial Resistance Is Wrong appeared first on Nautilus .
These Mammoth Ivory Carvings May Be the “Find of the Year”
They’re 40,000 years old and about the size of your thumbnail The post These Mammoth Ivory Carvings May Be the “Find of the Year” appeared first on Nautilus .
Our Ancient Ancestors in the Middle East Loved Dining on Lizards and Snakes
Reptiles made up a big portion of their diet The post Our Ancient Ancestors in the Middle East Loved Dining on Lizards and Snakes appeared first on Nautilus .
Massive Prehistoric Crocodylians Took a Brutal Approach to Hunting
You wouldn’t want to see these eyes peering out of the swamp The post Massive Prehistoric Crocodylians Took a Brutal Approach to Hunting appeared first on Nautilus .
What Bird Song Can Tell Us About the Nature of Dreams
Clues to the evolution of sleep and dreaming may be hiding in avian reveries The post What Bird Song Can Tell Us About the Nature of Dreams appeared first on Nautilus .
How Coffee Affects Your Sex Hormone Levels
And I’ve just been drinking it for the caffeine The post How Coffee Affects Your Sex Hormone Levels appeared first on Nautilus .
A Peek Inside the Black Box of Epigenetic Clocks
What are they really measuring? The post A Peek Inside the Black Box of Epigenetic Clocks appeared first on Nautilus .
Female Treefrogs Get Overwhelmed by Too Many Noisy Male Suitors
Take it easy on the croaking, boys The post Female Treefrogs Get Overwhelmed by Too Many Noisy Male Suitors appeared first on Nautilus .
Is This the World’s Oldest Image of a Mind‑altering Plant?
A painted panel deep in a Spanish cave may push the human relationship with mind-altering plants back thousands of years, earlier than anything previously known The post Is This the World’s Oldest Image of a Mind‑altering Plant? appeared first on Nautilus .
The Real “Mummy’s Curse” Lurks Online
A booming market for mummified remains poses health risks The post The Real “Mummy’s Curse” Lurks Online appeared first on Nautilus .