• Antwan Hockaday posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 7 years, 11 months ago

    Most Octopuses Are Known To Be Asocial. But A Recent Study Has Indicated That Ecstacy (MMDA) Seem To Have The Same Effect In Octopuses And Human, Making Them Act Socially. Scientists Hope That A Study Of MMDA On Octopus Would Help In The Treatment Of PTSD And How The Brain Conjures Social Behaviour In Humans.

  • foolishlywise posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 7 years, 11 months ago

    Plastic Pollution May Seem To Be Spreading From Marine Life To Land Animals. A Recent Study Has Indicated That Certain Flying Insects, Like Mosquitoes, From The Larvae Stage, Are Able To Ingest Microplastics. These Insects May Then Transmit The Plastic Up The Food Chain As They Are Being Fed Upon. More Scary Stuff!

  • Hansen Jacobson posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 7 years, 11 months ago

    Wow, According To Researchers, We Owe Our Ability To Endure Long Distance Running To A Broken Version Of The Gene Called CMP-Neu5Ac Hydroxylase (CMAH). This Was Based On Tests Carried Out On Mice. MIce Injected With The Human Version Of The Broken Gene Were Seen To Run 12% Faster And 20% Longer Than Other Mice.

  • Latasha Pettway posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 8 years ago

    Scientists Have Cloned The Virus Responsible For Some Of The Most Destruction, In The World, To Wine Grapes. The Virus, Grapevine Leafroll-Associated Virus 3 (Leafroll 3), Is Said To Cause Millions Of Dollars In Damages. The Cloning Would Enable Scientists Understand How The Virus Works So As To Find A Cure.

  • Tamika Fifield posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 8 years ago

    The Discovery Of A Major Coral Reef, As Long As Delaware, 160 Miles Off The Coast Of Charleston, South Carolina, During An Ongoing Deep-sea Survey, May Help Predict The Possible Locations Of Coral Reef, A Major Component Of The Marine Ecosystem, So That The Reefs Could Be Found And Be Protected.

  • Hansen Jacobson posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 8 years ago

    A New Brain Cell Has Been Discovered In The Human Brain. The Brain Cell, Called The Rosehip Neuron Because Of Its Bushy Appearance, Is said To be Absent In Mice, A Common Animal Used To Understand Scientific Reseach On Humans. This Finding Could Elucidate Further On The Uniqueness Of The Human Brain.

  • Anika Reyansh posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 8 years ago

    The First Clear Evidence That Neanderthals, Denisovans, And Early Modern Humans Interbred May Have Been Discovered, Via DNA Analysis, After Scientists Long Suspected This Behaviour. The Discovery Was Made When A 90,000-Year-Old Bone Of A Female, Whose Mother Was A Neanderthals And Father, A Denisovans Was Discovered In A Cave In Siberia.

  • Harrisonn Ford posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 8 years ago

    Really, Laziness Pays!? Now, Before Couch Potatoes Go Screaming I Told You So, This New Research Was Observed In Species Of Mollusks, Where The Species With Higher Metabolism Are Said To Have Gone Extinct Relative To The Species With Lower Metabolism. So, Lazy Bones, It May Not Apply To Humans.

  • Bette Low posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 8 years ago

    Data From The US And Indian Lunar Spacecraft, Coupled With Computer Simulation, May Have Indicated The Presence Of Ice In The Shadowy Part Of The Moon Poles. This Discovery Could Be A Major Boost For A Lunar Base And Colony Because Of The Potential For Mining The Ice For Sustenance And Rocket Fuel.

  • Ken Parth posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 8 years ago

    The Earliest Galaxies In Our Universe May Have Been Discovered At The Outskirt Of Our Galaxy, The Milky Way. This Discovery Could Throw More Light On The Early State Of The Universe Hundreds Of Millions Of Years After The Big Bang. The Discovered Galaxies Are Said To Be More Than 13 BYR Old. Nice!

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