Preventing disasters from volcanic eruption could soon be more effective as scientists have now come closer to developing a method to predicting volcanic eruption behaviour.
Secret to stopping a war could lie in following a basic instinct - having sex - as scientists have for the first time discovered that the brain cells mediating attack behaviour and sexual desires are "intimately associated” and “deeply intertwined".
Even the giant dinosaurs could not intimidate the crocodilians, the ancient relatives of saltwater crocodiles.
Making sense of at which direction and at what speed a car is moving may not be possible without the interpretation of the brain, but processing of some of these information starts right at the retinas of the eyes.
Low levels of testosterone can be associated with aggressive prostate cancer and indicate worsening of the disease in men who are afflicted by it, a significant study has said.
One's fitness can also help achieve a strong memory power, a new study has suggested while adding that people who are out of shape struggle to retain information.