Why Do Guys Get Sleepy After Sex? By Melinda Wenner or many women, the correlation between sex and snoring is one of those annoying facts of life.
Women Can Smell a Man's Intentions By Melinda Wenner At least subconsciously, a woman can also tell a man's in the mood by the scent of his sweat.
Smarter Men Have More Sperm By Melinda Wenner Intelligence could indicate a person has a lot of good genes and traits.
Men Flirt with Risk to Score Women By Melinda Wenner Men make up most of the world’s skydivers and rock climbers. It’s likely not just for thrills.
Pet Food Deaths Baffle Scientists By Melinda Wenner Toxicologists and veterinary scientists can't figure out what, exactly is killing the animals.
What a Hoot: How Owls Show Who's Boss By Melinda Wenner The pitch of an owl’s hoot tells other owls whether to back off or pick a fight.
Moving Your Eyes Improves Memory, Study Suggests By Melinda Wenner Improving your memory could be as simple as moving your eyes from side-to-side.
Parasites Eavesdrop on Stink Bug Sex Talk By Melinda Wenner A study suggests that parasitic wasps eavesdrop on stink bugs� sexual vibrations in order to locate new prey.
Study: Religion is Good for Kids By Melinda Wenner Children with religious parents are better behaved. But why?
Why Do We Desire Things? By Melinda Wenner Scientists struggle to understand why we prefer certain things.
Secret to Overcoming Shyness Revealed ... Tentatively By Melinda Wenner Scientists investigate what makes people shy and how they can overcome it.
Greatest Mysteries: Who Are You? By Melinda Wenner Much of who we are is driven by unconscious impulses.
Divorce Software Designed to Handle Negotiations By Melinda Wenner Artificial intelligence and game theory resolve divorce disputes.
Primate Tourism Monkeys Around with Life and Death By Melinda Wenner Primate tourism might not be so good for the monkeys involved.
Surprise! Rare Fish Show Up in Man-Made Ponds By Melinda Wenner Scientists stumble on a population of endangered fish in an unlikely place.
Nuclear Accidents Kill Brightly Colored Birds Most By Melinda Wenner Brightly colored birds suffer more from radiation exposure.
Simple Gesturing Helps Students Learn By Melinda Wenner Kids learn remember when taught to use their hands.
Presidential Power at 60-Year-High By Melinda Wenner White House power has grown significantly throughout the past century.
Brain Scans Reveal Why Meditation Works By Melinda Wenner Brain scans reveal that naming your emotions calms one's emotion center
Female Rattlesnakes are Stay-at-Home Moms By Melinda Wenner Males wander. And neither wants to make much noise.
Sex Makes Teens Feel Older By Melinda Wenner Teens who date older people, have sex and drink booze feel older than they are.
Women Prefer Men Who Look Like Dad By Melinda Wenner They prefer men who resemble dad, if they got along with him.
Anger Fuels Better Decisions By Melinda Wenner Anger makes people think more analytically, according to a recent study.
Ancient Frogs Rafted to the Caribbean By Melinda Wenner South American frogs used rafts to colonize Central America and the Caribbean.
New Depression Rx: Get Married By Melinda Wenner A new study suggests that marriage provides a greater psychological boost to the depressed.