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German researchers have uncovered that fathers possess a remarkable ability to identify the body odor of their own children and show a distinct preference for it over other prepubescent children.

The findings, derived from the 2005-2010 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), reveal that women who engage in sexual activity less than once a week face a 70% higher risk of death than their more sexually active counterparts.

Scientists have discovered a small celestial object called 2024 PT5. Scientists have named this asteroid "Mini-Moon." This mini-moon will also orbit the Earth. Let's know more about it. 

These countries are known for their extensive holiday calendars, each celebrating a wide range of cultural, religious, and historical events that contribute to their vibrant and diverse traditions.

A new study by the WHO has found that prolonged use of mobile phones does not cause brain or head cancer. Scientists have confirmed that there is no link between mobile phones and cancer, regardless of how much mobile phone usage has increased.

A 58-year-old man in China went to the doctor after feeling a crawling sensation inside his body. Upon examination, it was discovered that a cockroach had made its home inside his lungs.

The bow of the RMS Titanic, immortalized in the 1997 blockbuster film, has now succumbed to the relentless forces of nature and time.

In a groundbreaking revelation that could redefine our cosmic narrative, a recent study unveiled in the prestigious Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics posits that our universe may have experienced a "secret life" prior to the Big Bang.

The enigmatic beluga whale known as Hvaldimir, who captured global attention and sparked intense speculation about espionage, has been found dead in southern Norway.

Explore countries that lack airports and find out how travelers reach these destinations via nearby transport options and neighboring cities.