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Why Do Cats Love Catnip? It Gets Them 'High' And Protects From Mosquitoes

Cats attracted fewer mosquitoes when they were exposed to the substance nepetalactol.

Fossilized Dinosaur 'Butthole' Shows How The Giant Creatures Had Sex

66 million years ago an asteroid roughly twice the diameter of Paris crashed into Earth, wiping out all land-dwelling dinosaurs and 75 percent of life on the planet

A well-preserved "butthole" of a dinosaur is giving scientists more insight into its anatomy. Psittacosaurus was a Labrador-sized dinosaur that used its cloaca for multiple purposes, including pooping, peeing, breeding and egg-laying.

Researchers' Lab-Grown Meat Replicates Real Meat's Natural Flavor, Texture

McMaster University news release explained that the method the researchers applied was adapted from the one being used in tissue engineering for human transplants.

Listeria Alert: Pero Family Farms, Publix Recall Butternut Squash Products Due To Possible Contamination

Publix also recalled its "Steam In Bag" products that contained Pero Family Farms' butternut squash.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Perk: Activists Offer Free Marijuana To Vaccinated People

Greenhouse of Walled Lake in Detroit will start offering a free pre-rolled joint this week, while DC Marijuana Justice is planning to give out free bags of cannabis outside vaccination centers.

Massive wildfires that devastated vast areas in Australia, Siberia, the US West Coast and South America in 2020 have been tied to climate change

2020 Was Hottest On Record: How COVID-19 Intersects With Global Warming

2020 was the world's hottest year on record. Scientists say the global pandemic may be playing a role.

Cervical Health Awareness Month 2021: How To Get Involved

Cervical cancer is said to be "highly preventable and treatable."

Watch: Bright Meteor Caught On Video Streaking Across Sydney Night Sky

A meteor was caught on video as it lit up Sydney's evening sky Saturday night. Experts said such occurrences aren't rare as this happens once every three to six months.

What Is Blue Monday? Experts Reveal Best Cure For 'Saddest Day' Of 2021

Blue Monday is a concept coined by psychologist Cliff Arnall in 2004 for a British travel company that wanted to promote their winter deals. The third Monday of January is now known as the most "depressing" day of the year.

Millipede Mystery: Scientists Discover Why The Arthropods Swarm Tracks Every 8 Years

The millipedes swarm train tracks in Honshu, Japan, only to disappear for years after that.

Some COVID-19 Survivors' Lungs 'Worse' Than Those Of A 'Terrible' Smoker, Texas Doctor Says

Even asymptomatic patients had "severe" chest X-ray results, the doctor said.

Man Nearly Dies After Injecting Self With 'Magic Mushrooms' Tea

He was reportedly trying to treat his bipolar disorder.

Listen: NASA Reveals How Things On Earth Sound In Mars

NASA said that due to the atmospheric differences between Earth and Mars, sounds will be lower in volume on the red planet.

Several new vaccines are currently being investigated to join those already in use

How To Get Coronavirus Vaccine For Seniors In LA? Here's What You Should Know

A notification system will be set up by the state of California to let people know when they can get vaccinated.

COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation: Texts About 'Extra' Doses Spread In California's Santa Clara County

Officials say the link included in the text allowed people not yet qualified for the vaccine to secure an appointment.

A woman undergoes a mammograms, a special type of X-ray of the breasts, which is used to detect tumours as part of a regular cancer prevention medical check-up at a clinic in Nice

US Cancer Death Rate Sees 'Record' Decline, How Will COVID-19 Impact Progress?

According to the experts, it will likely take a while to determine the full impact of COVID-19 on cancer diagnosis and prevention.

Inula Viscosa: This Medicinal Herb Can Make Brain-Eating Amoeba Commit 'Suicide'

Inula viscosa has been used as a traditional medicine in the Mediterranean for a long time.

CIA UFO Documents Now Available For Download

All the declassified files that the CIA claims to have on unidentified flying objects (UFOs) can now be downloaded for free online.

'Extragalactic Old Faithful': Scientists Discover Galaxy That Erupts Regularly

Initially thought to be a supernova event, the galaxy emits a bright flare every 114 days.

A picture of a human brain taken by a positron emission tomography scanner

Exposure To Common Parasite In Undercooked Meat Linked To Brain Cancer Risk: Study

Among the study participants, those who went on to develop a rare brain cancer were more likely to have antibodies for T. gondii.

NASA Satellite Captures Images Of Snow-Covered Spain

NASA's Aqua satellite captured the images after a record snowstorm hit Spain last week.

Scientists Spot Dying Galaxy 9 Billion Light-Years Away

Scientists believe the galaxy is dying because of a merger.

What COVID-19 Taught Us: All The Healthy Habits We Should Keep Even In A Post-Pandemic World

COVID-19 taught us so many things about our life and communities, so why not take these lessons a notch higher by using it to improve our lives moving forward?

The Rennes University Hospital nursing home administers the first doses of the Covid-19 vaccine to its residents and staff members over the age of 50.

Drinking Alcohol After Getting Coronavirus Vaccine Could Make It Ineffective, Russian Scientist Says

Health experts in the U.K. and Russia have warned against consuming alcohol right before and after getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

COVID-19 Vaccine Fraud: Man Allegedly Cons 92-Year-Old Into Paying For Fake Injection

Authorities have been warning the public to be alert for COVID-19 vaccine-related fraud.

Ice Cream Recalled Because Of Possible Metal Equipment Contamination

Over 10,000 containers of Weis Quality Cookies and Cream Ice Cream has been recalled.

Considering 'Plant Parenting'? Here Are 5 Benefits Of Having Indoor Plants

Indoor plants actually provide a host of benefits, from stress relief to job satisfaction.

Many who have turned to the food aid say they lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic

Pandemic Leaves Many With Not Enough To Eat; Blacks, Latinos Most Affected

As many as 84 percent of people who faced food insecurity said they “couldn’t afford to buy more food,” as the reason rather than pandemic-induced transportation or safety concerns.

Democrat Joe Biden is promising to bring better leadership in the Covid-19 crisis

Biden's Break From Trump Widens With COVID Vaccine Rollout Plan

In a major shift from Trump's policy, the president-elect plans to get everyone their first dose as soon as possible.

Tiny Asteroid May Hit Earth In May 2022, NASA Data Reveals

NASA's CNEOS is keeping a close eye on an asteroid that is set to make its close approach to Earth in 2022. The NEA, identified as 2009 JF1, is nearly as tall as the Hollywood sign in California.