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In wave-making research recently published, a team of researchers, has quantified the rate at which great hammerhead sharks are eating Atlantic tarpon hooked by anglers at Bahia Honda, Florida

Ozempic, the diabetes drug currently enjoying widespread popularity as a weight loss aid and appetite supressant may also act as a preventive measure against certain kinds of cancer, new research finds.

Those looking for a good night’s rest should head to the Golden State: new research found that Californians get the best sleep.

Research has shown that snoring can worsen in the winter — now, a sleep expert is sharing a 30-second tongue exercise he says will help you catch better ZZZs.

They have a 100% whore-tality rate. Meet the Australian antechinus, a promiscuous marsupial that redefines "happy ending" due to the males' penchant of dying during sex, and then being cannibalized so the others can resume romping.

Simply smelling a woman’s tears could reduce male aggression by over 40 per cent, a study has revealed.

Reese Witherspoon is sparking a heated debate about whether it's safe to eat snow after sharing a video of herself making a "Snow Salt Chococinno" on Friday.

A study published in Elevier's Journal of Psychosomatic Research found that more than half of women battling insomnia had trouble reaching orgasm and experienced lower sexual satisfaction overall, compared to less than a third of unsatisfied women who didn’t suffer from poor sleep.

A doggy IQ test that stems from the mind of sociologist sociologist Stanley Coren is making rounds online and it's rather simple to learn more about the inner workings of your pup's mind through a point system.

In a University of Washington study published in PLOS ONE, researchers learned that while dogs of all sizes suffer from a similar number of health conditions, larger breeds tend to experience more severe ailments.