Recent study proved that illegal ivory harvesting activities have not been curbed. Recent research points out that authorities have been less than successful to curb… Read More »New Evidence Shows that Elephant Poaching Has Gotten Out of Hand • Mirror Daily
A new study carried out by Japanese researchers suggests that long loving gazes and other expressions of affection are a strong bond between human and… Read More »Research Finds Chemistry Bond Between Dogs and Humans • Mirror Daily
Optogenetics – the science of controlling the brain with the use of light – has just received a boost from a Stanford research team who… Read More »Stanford Engineers Create Wireless Device to Advance Optogenetics • Mirror Daily
Silverspot butterfly resting on a flower (Mirror Daily, United States) Butterflies are one of the most beautiful insects, with their fragile bodies, their colorful wings,… Read More »Fly, Fly, Silverspot Butterfly! • Mirror Daily
Ten years ago, Facebook was starting to become the most favored social network for people who wanted to keep tabs on friends and family. Now… Read More »Facebook Shifts Focus as Messaging Apps Take on Social Networking • Mirror Daily
A couple of penguin ducks common murres (Mirror Daily, United States) – It’s tragic when species start dying off en masse, especially if something could… Read More »Common Murre Die-Off in Alaska Has Scientists Stumped
Pebble Time Round will arrive in November for $249. Both technology and the company have come full circle, and Pebble presents the circular smartwatch “Time… Read More »Pebble Presents The Circular Smartwatch “Time Round”
(Mirror Daily, United States) – A small study has published some worrying results for young adults with Alzheimer’s risk in their genetic heritage: they might already present… Read More »Young Adults With Alzheimer's Risk and Spatial Navigation • Mirror Daily
Disabled pedestrians are more vulnerable to traffic (Mirror Daily, United States) – A call for caution is asked, as a new study found that people in… Read More »People In Wheelchairs Are Likelier To Die In A Car Crash
U.S. officials had to update their reports on how many million people were involved in the data hacking at the U.S. government’s personnel management agency.… Read More »Social Security Numbers of 19.7 Million Federal Workers Stolen in Data Breach • Mirror Daily