We’ve all heard the term before. It’s when we decide, usually at the very last minute, that we cannot go through with a major life change. There’s stress, panic, often anxiety, or just plain scared. But what if our feet *actually* got colder under these scenarios. Science says they sure do.Our bodies regulate our reactions […]
Monthly Archives: March 2014
Biology Thought Of The Day: Henry Youngman
When I was growing up, I always had a certain affinity for mosquitos. Not so much that I liked them, or kept them as pets, but given me and a group of people I was their goto buffet. You always hear theories of “they like blondes” or “you ate a banana for lunch”, but be […]
Botany Thought Of The Day: Little Shop of Horrors
Today’s post is adapted from Dr. Hans-Hermann Thulke of the University of Gottingen study published in The American NaturalistPlants are able to make complex decisions and assess risks and adopt strategies based on the circumstances to maximize chances of producing offspring.The study focused on the European Barberry (Berberis vulgaris) plants and a specialized species of […]