Parrots turned out to be big fans of video conferencing
Researchers from Glasgow University conducted a series of experiments to teach parrots to use video communication.
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The Russian “whale spy” is back and craves love
This truly detective story began four years ago off the coast of Norway, where local fishermen discovered a male beluga whale with a belt around his body
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The world’s oldest human footprints found in South Africa
An international team of archaeologists discovered and identified in South Africa the most ancient (to date) footprints left by our distant ancestors more than 150,000 years ago.
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Atlantic killer whales train their cubs to attack boats and yachts
Live Science has reported an alarming trend near the Iberian Peninsula and in the Strait of Gibraltar – local killer whales are increasingly targeting small vessels.
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Clinical trials of “radiation pills” began in the U.S.
In the United States, clinical trials have begun on an experimental drug, HOPO 14-1, which is designed to cleanse the human body of radioactive elements.
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The Oldest Bible Written in Hebrew Sold at Sotheby’s for Over $38 Million
The earliest and most complete Bible in Hebrew was sold at auction in New York for $38.1 million
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Google will delete inactive accounts starting in December
Google will delete accounts that have not been used for two years. This is according to a statement from the company’s vice president, Ruth Kriceli, posted on Google’s website.
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Google’s MusicLM neural network will compose music based on text descriptions
Google has opened access to a new service called MusicLM, which is a kind of music generator.
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Google released a foldable smartphone Pixel Fold
Following its competitors, Google released the Pixel Fold smartphone in the “clamshell” form factor.
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Active use of the Internet in old age reduces the risk of dementia
Researchers from New York University have established the existence of a correlation between the use of the Internet by elderly people and the development of senile dementia.
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