Articles for tag: research

From Bees to Dolphins: 7 Species That Aid Human Research

From Bees to Dolphins: 7 Species That Aid Human Research

Annette Uy

The natural world holds secrets that have revolutionized human understanding of medicine, technology, and life itself. From the smallest insect to the largest marine mammal, countless species have become unlikely partners in scientific discovery. These remarkable creatures don’t just coexist with humans—they actively contribute to breakthroughs that save lives, advance technology, and unlock mysteries of ...

A young scientist and student studying a turtle with a magnifying glass at a classroom desk.

The Use of Animals in Scientific Research: Necessary for Progress or Unethical?

Annette Uy

The use of animals in scientific research has been both a cornerstone for medical and scientific advancements and a topic of ethical debate. This practice, which dates back centuries, involves using animals as models to understand human diseases, develop new treatments, and ensure the safety of drugs. However, it raises questions about animal welfare, the ...

Boy kissing his dog.

The Role of Animals in Advancing Human Health Through Research

Jan Otte

For centuries, animals have played a crucial role in advancing human knowledge, especially in the field of medical and scientific research. From the ancient Greeks using animals to understand anatomy to more modern developments in medicine, the study of animal models has continuously contributed to human health. Understanding the anatomy, physiology, and genetic makeup of ...

Goffin's cockatoo

Genius Parrots: How Tool-Savvy Cockatoos Are Redefining Bird Intelligence

April Joy Jovita

Goffin’s cockatoos, small parrots from Indonesia, are small but incredibly intelligent parrots. Known for problem-solving abilities, these birds have captivated researchers with their ingenuity. A recent study uncovered their ability to creatively use tools—showcasing their advanced understanding of how objects can be manipulated to achieve a goal. Smart Birds with a Plan Goffin’s cockatoos continue ...