Those icky, dangerous, blood-sucking ticks are lazy and they can't jump. But they can fly — sort of.
According to a study in the journal Current Biology, static electricity generated by animals moving around creates electrical charges, the same as when you rub a balloon on your head and your hair stands up straight. This static electricity lifts ticks up toward the charged forces present on animals.
It is no secret that the American mall is facing a crisis. Rising competition from online retailers has put pressure on the stores that typically set up…
Levi’s CEO: Shower with your jeans on Never put your jeans in a washing machine? Never? Not even after you have been wearing them for two weeks? That is…
Harvard researchers have come to some conclusions about how much exercise will protect you from dementia. They say people engaging in moderate to heavy…
