
Sniffing out Parkinson’s disease
We know of one (that’s correct, only one!) person able to smell Parkinson’s disease, before the symptoms became visible some 14 years later.
We know of one (that’s correct, only one!) person able to smell Parkinson’s disease, before the symptoms became visible some 14 years later.
Gravity hills, spook hills, magnetic hills, mystery hills, or anti-gravity hills… whatever you choose to call them, there’s a simple explanation behind these national and global phenomena.
It’s one of those yarns you hear sitting around a pub on a Friday evening and accept with a grain or two of salt.
Proteins found in ancient Neanderthal DNA might help fight modern antibiotic resistance.
Meet the adorable Mareeba rock wallaby (Petrogale mareeba), found in just one place in the world.
Remember, back in the day, when all of our dinosaur toys looked like this beautifully posed Hydrosaurus lizard?
Dotted around the Riverina and outback New South Wales are several intriguing old river red gums with hand shears embedded in their trunks.
Yellow crazy ants are the worst.
On Reddit, I came across the following statement: “Every year on 8 July at about 11.15 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), approximately 99.164 per cent of the world’s population is between dawn and dusk.” Amazingly, it turns out to be only 6 per cent wrong!
How is the mahogany glider not a household name?