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Brave, a malnourished leopard found in Ukraine, recovers in Spain
The wild animal was found abandoned in a private house in a war zone and transferred to a rescue and rehabilitation center in Alicante
The wild animal was found abandoned in a private house in a war zone and transferred to a rescue and rehabilitation center in Alicante
New research that goes beyond clinical trials proves that programs promoting healthy habits achieve highly-favorable cardiometabolic indicators in people with prediabetes
Fibrous ‘pads’ on the vocal cords allow them to emit low-frequency sounds, although the scientific debate has not been closed
The work, published in ‘Nature,’ opens the door for generative artificial intelligence tools, such as ChatGPT, to learn faster, more efficiently and more cheaply
Research shows that it is more common in social species where there is lethal aggression between males and functions as an adaptive mechanism to reduce intrasexual violence
An international consortium managed to read the previously elusive Y chromosome, which is crucial in determining sex in men and linked to an increased risk of cancer
BMC’s annual Ecology and Evolution Image Competition honors stunning photos that showcase the wonders of nature and the researchers working to understand them
While a dog believes that its owner is a god and provides everything he needs, a cat thinks that he is a god and has his owner for everything he needs. Even so, with the right approach, felines can be taught some basic behavioral guidelines
Numerous studies suggest that running can improve symptoms of depression and anxiety. Scientists have confirmed the beneficial substances that are released in the brain during this activity
The ‘Labroides dimidiatus’ takes care of its reputation by providing a personalized service to its clients, has a long-term memory, caresses predators, changes sex and recognizes itself in the mirror
Word origins and ancient DNA reveal the evolutionary path traveled by the languages spoken by half the world
A study shows how disturbances can profoundly affect an ecosystem no matter how insignificant or beneficial they may seem
An international consortium analyzes the cell-by-cell architecture of the placenta, intestine and kidneys, moving closer to achieving the dream of creating the first map of the entire organism
Two biologists have created Europe’s first botanical laboratory for non-invasive bamboo species in Spain’s Guadalquivir valley
Two studies analyze how the disappearance of the Y chromosome or the expression of its genes aggravates some tumors
The analysis of 90 scientific investigations concludes that living alone and having few social relationships shortens life
The Colombian is one of the authors of a recent study published in ‘Nature’ that warns that we have exceeded seven of the eight variables that they evaluated for maintaining a healthy and just planet
The experiment attained precise measurements using a processor of only 127 qubits and an error mitigation strategy
A U.S. project sterilized six felines over four years. The single dose opens an alternative route to surgery
Dutch citizen Gert-Jan Oskam, 40, was left paralyzed after a bicycle accident. He can now climb stairs with the help of crutches
An international consortium published a genetic blueprint of humanity that better reflects the spectrum of human diversity and heralds a “fairer” era in medicine
Hair loses its natural color when it lacks the cells capable of providing it. A study provides new clues to understand the origin of gray hair
The Spanish researcher from University College London took part in a macro-study that applies the theory of evolution to the fight against tumors
The scientific accomplishment raises the distant possibility of using the same technique for people, though experts caution that no one knows whether it would work for humans
A team of researchers has been able to trace the exact dimensions of the so-called north-facing corridor, although its purpose remains unknown
Researchers analyzed more than 200 Bronze Age skeletal remains in museum collections in Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Hungary and the Czech Republic
The so-called ‘Düsseldorf Patient’ – a 53-year-old man – has not had any antiretroviral treatment and has been virus-free for four years