intelligence
Impressively intelligent animals: They are actually very smart
Even though animals can't write or read, they can be extremely intelligent! Scientists study lots of animals and birds to test their intelligence, and sometimes they find actually impressive species.
Kate Yakimchuk animal facts wild animals nature Animals 29 June 2023
Woodpeckers can learn how to use tools independently: An unexpected learning ability from birds
Most birds can't use tools, except for the most intelligent ones. A new study claims that some woodpeckers can learn how to use simple tools without learning it from other birds.
Kate Yakimchuk birds tools research Animals 27 June 2023
Interesting Research: How Cognitive Ability and Personality Are Connected
Intelligence is influenced by various factors: genetics, upbringing, level of education, environment, lifestyle. In the article you will learn how personal characteristics and mental abilities of a person are interconnected.
Diana Dashkevich personality studies facts Psychology 23 June 2023
New Study: Children with Supportive Mothers Have Higher Intelligence
Education plays an important role in a child's development. In the article we will tell you how support can affect intelligence.
Diana Dashkevich children mental health studies Psychology 23 June 2023
Bears are actually rather intelligent: The surprising intelligence of huge wild animals
While some people think bears are huge, dangerous, and dumb, they're actually just huge and dangerous—these animals can be extremely intelligent. Bears have great memories and skills, and if anything, that makes them even more dangerous, but interesting.
Kate Yakimchuk bears wild animals animal facts Animals 23 June 2023
How air pollution affects babies: Cognitive deficits can appear because of bad quality of air
We all know that bad air affects our health, but the newest research published on ELife claims that it can hurt babies even more. When they are young and vulnerable, bad quality of air can make their cognitive abilities worse.
Kate Yakimchuk science children air pollution research Psychology 23 June 2023
People might learn to plan their future and predict things better: New research about planning
Are you good at planning things? The new research made by New York University claims that you can actually improve your skill of planning your future better.
Kate Yakimchuk planning expectations research brain Psychology 22 June 2023
Why birds can't evolve further to become as intelligent as humans: Evolution has limits
Some varieties of birds are extremely intelligent: they can use tools, they can mimic human voices and live for many years. At the same time, they aren't as smart as humans, and research published on National Library of Medicine explains, why.
Kate Yakimchuk evolution birds bird facts research Animals 22 June 2023