Articles for category: Biology & Genetics, Disease & Medicine

Yellowstone National Parks

The Role of National Parks in Preserving Wildlife for Future Generations

Annette Uy

National parks are often called the jewels of our natural world, offering more than just scenic landscapes and outdoor recreation. They serve as vital sanctuaries for wildlife, helping to preserve biodiversity and maintain ecological balance. By protecting habitats from human encroachment, climate change, and illegal activities, national parks play a crucial role in safeguarding species ...

14 Items Surgeons Have Removed From People's Stomachs That Defy Explanation

14 Items Surgeons Have Removed From People’s Stomachs That Defy Explanation

Sameen David

You probably assume that what ends up in a hospital operating room is mostly what you’d expect: appendixes, gallbladders, maybe the occasional swallowed coin from a curious kid. Then you hear what surgeons actually find inside people’s stomachs, and suddenly the world feels a lot stranger. Medical teams across the globe have reported objects so ...

Drosophila fly

Drunk Drosophila: Why Fruit Flies Love Happy Hour Too

Picture this: you’re enjoying a warm summer evening with friends, sipping a cool drink, and suddenly, a tiny fruit fly dives straight into your glass. It’s not just after your fruit salad—these little party crashers are after something far more intoxicating. Believe it or not, fruit flies have a real taste for alcohol, and their ...

The Sea Creature That Can Rip Itself Apart — and Live

The Sea Creature That Can Rip Itself Apart — and Live

Imagine a creature so astonishing, so seemingly magical, that it can tear itself into pieces and not only survive but thrive. In the dark mysteries of the ocean, where the rules of life often seem to twist and bend, this isn’t a fantasy—it’s reality. Some sea creatures have mastered the art of self-destruction and resurrection, ...