Seagulls in Turkey Learned to Meow to Get Food From Cat Feeding Machines
In Turkish cities, feeding machines for stray cats have been part of everyday life for years, with locals regularly using them to help animals living on the streets. In recent…
MIPRO 2026: STEP-AI Forum Opens the Conversation on the Future of Intelligent Economies
At a time when artificial intelligence is no longer an experimental technology but one of the main drivers of industrial and economic transformation, Opatija will host the STEP-AI Forum on…
Stress, Burnout and Boundaries: A Guide to Mental Relief
There are periods when stress is not occasional, but becomes the background of everything. It is no longer about a single problem you can solve, but a constant tension that…
Dog Behavior Explained: What’s Normal and When to Be Concerned
Living with a dog is full of small signs that owners try to interpret every day. Sometimes a dog eats grass and you wonder if something is wrong. Sometimes it…
Why You Can’t Unwind at Night, Even When You’re Exhausted
There is a moment most people recognise. The body is tired, the day was long, but the moment you lie down, restlessness. Thoughts won’t stop, the heart won’t slow down,…
Your Own Garden Is Not a Hobby. It’s a Decision.
Food prices are rising. Supply chains are more fragile than we thought. What for years looked like a guarantee, a full shelf at the supermarket, no longer feels so certain.…
What the CIA Researched and What Actually Works
Declassified documents from U.S. intelligence agencies dating back to the Cold War have become widely available online in recent years. Along with them, interest has returned in the methods explored…
Sleep Deprivation and “Screenism” Worsen Attention and Health in Children
Chronic sleep deprivation and excessive screen time are increasingly linked to attention problems and overall health issues, especially in children and adolescents. Experts are warning about this ahead of the…
40,000 Year Old Symbols Reveal Early Cognitive Complexity in Europe
A small object known as the Adorant figurine, discovered in 1979 in a cave in Germany, is drawing renewed scientific attention. The artifact, about 40,000 years old, contains sequences of…
Star in Andromeda Vanished Without an Explosion. Scientists Witness Quiet Black Hole Formation
New observations from the Andromeda Galaxy provide the strongest evidence yet that a black hole can form without a supernova explosion The birth of a black hole is usually linked…