Have you ever stepped outside on a humid day, and suddenly caught a whiff of something that smells like fresh earth and damp soil? That unique scent is petrichor, a natural phenomenon that occurs before it rains. And while many … Continue reading The Science of Petrichor: Why We Love the Smell of Rain | The Inquisitive Journal
Why Do Some Animals Lick Their Babies and Humans Don’t? Licking is a common behavior among many animal species, especially among mammals. This behavior is not only for grooming purposes but is also associated with caring for their newborns. The … Continue reading Who Do Some Animals Lick Their Babies and Humans Don’t? | The Inquisitive Journal
Flies are not the smartest creatures in the world. They buzz into bug zappers and have tiny brains. But despite their lack of intelligence, flies can always seem to escape your attempts to swat them. Ever feel like you’re moving … Continue reading Why You Can’t Swat a Fly: Understanding Time Perception | The Inquisitive Journal
Marine biologists have recently made a remarkable discovery – they found 16 species of “ultra-black” fish that absorb more than 99% of the light that hits their skin, making them virtually invisible to other deep-sea creatures. The researchers, who published … Continue reading The Mysterious Ultra-Black Fish: Absorbing 99.9% of Light in the Deep Sea | The Inquisitive Journal
In today’s world, recycling is often portrayed as a solution to the environmental problems caused by waste and the overuse of resources. However, the reality is far more complicated. This article aims to explore the facts and fallacies surrounding recycling, … Continue reading The Truth About Recycling: Separating Fact from Fiction | The Inquisitive Journal
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