Zoe Logan

A Wild Animal, An Orangutan In Indonesia, Was Observed For The First Time Applying A Potent Medicinal Plant Directly To A Wound And Then Covering It With The Chewed Plant, Like A Bandage In A Likely Form Of Self-Medication. Other Primates Have Also Been Known To Use Plants For Healing, Which Raises Questions About The Evolution Of Medicine.

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The World’s First Cataract Surgery On Penguins Was Done, By Mandai Wildlife Group, On 6 Geriatric Penguins That Reside At Singapore’s Jurong Bird Park, A Popular Tourist Attraction That Houses Some 5,000 Birds. The Cloudy Lens, In A 2.5 Hours Surgery Per Penguin, Were Replaced With Lenses Manufactured In Germany To Fit Each Penguin’s Eye.

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Researchers Have Discovered Another Similarity Between Mice And Humans. They Found That Baby Mice Tend To Remember Their Mum Even As Adults, Just Like Human Infants Do. And The Memories Formed Are Linked To Increase In Brain Neurons Associated With Social Memory, Which Is An Animal’s Ability To Recognize And Remember Members Of Its Species.

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A Virologist, Robert Gallo, Is Stating That There Is A Chance The Flu Shot Could Offer Some Protection Against COVID-19. Gallo, One Of The Scientists Credited With Discovering HIV, Is Indicating The Possibility From Some Unexpected Advantages That The Flu Shot Could Offer Our Immune System, Based On Previous Evidence From Various Vaccines.

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The COVID-19 Antibodies, Generally Produced In 1- 3 Weeks, According To A Questionable Study, Could Decline Within Months After Coronavirus Infection. The Antibody Response Will Start Declining 20 To 30 Days After Covid-19 Symptoms Emerge. This Study Has Implications For Developing An Effective Vaccine And Protection Against Reinfection.

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