Studies show that dogs pick up on human stress through scent, which leads to negative emotions and impacts their decisions. This research suggests stress can travel through the air, affecting dogs' well-being.
On World Zoonoses Day 2023, it is important for us to remember that we take the necessary steps to protect ourselves from these potentially dangerous illnesses by avoiding contact with wild animals or their waste products.
Researchers from the University of Copenhagen have made a significant breakthrough in skin cancer treatment by utilizing artificial human skin to inhibit invasive growth of cancer in a skin cancer model.
Bihar: The three-year initiative will start in 2023. The Valmiki Tiger Reserve was recently in news as a man-eater tiger that had killed nine people and scores of domestic animals, was shot dead in October this year.
Director Mozez Singh talked about his web show 'Human' which is based on human trials. The director while talking to India TV's digital correspondent Jyoti Jaiswal also shared that Shefali Shah, Kirti Kulhari were absolutely comfortable while doing kissing scenes.
Jealousy can fuel negative thought process and can damage your self-esteem. Learn how to channel your emotions and if you are overcome with jealousy, practice in the moment techniques like breathing or removing yourself from that space.
Shefali Shah's new web series 'Human', that released on Disney + Hotstar, has been garnering positive reviews. Know what went into the making of the show and how the actress prepared to play a negative role for the first time on the screen
Human on Disney+ Hotstar which stars Shefali Shah, Seema Biswas, Kirti Kulhari, and Ram Kapoor, among others, is centred on the idea that saving lives comes at a high cost of taking a large number of them. While there is a connection, some innocent youth see it as a way to make quick and easy money. When a large number of people die as a result of drug testing, mayhem ensues.
In a suspected human smuggling case, 91 people, including five coronavirus-infected persons, have been found crammed together in a two-storey building here in the US state of Texas, police said.
The progenitor of the novel coronavirus underwent "very little change" to adapt to humans from bats, according to a new study which suggests that the ability of the virus to spread from one person to another likely evolved in the flying mammal prior to it jumping to its new human host.
Filmmaker Vipul Amrutlal Shah has ventured into the web space with a new medical thriller show titled Human, featuring Kirti Kulhari. He says the show is not about Covid but highlights medical trials that have taken place across the world for decades now.
The deadly Nipah virus kills nearly 75 per cent of the people it infects, but the circumstances under which the bat species, known as the Indian flying fox, transmits the virus to humans has remained a mystery.
A study published earlier this year claiming the coronavirus (Covid-19) may have jumped from dogs to humans is scientifically flawed, offering no direct evidence to support its conclusions, say researchers.
The novel coronavirus was well-suited to jump from animals to humans by shapeshifting and gaining the ability to infect people, according to a study which sheds light on the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Scientists have found for the first time that some birds may voluntarily and spontaneously help familiar others of their species achieve a goal without obvious, immediate benefit to themselves. The study, published in the journal Current Biology, is the first to reveal that a species other than great apes, including humans, can wilfully help others in need, even strangers.
The human dancing skills may have evolved from Chimpanzees. Sounds bizarre, right? The possibility sparked questions after scientists observed two chimpanzees in a US zoo performing a duo dance-like behavior similar to a human conga-line, hitherto never-before-seen before demeanor.
A team led by the University of Exeter in UK said animals carrying sensors can fill many of these gaps through natural behaviour such as diving under ice, swimming in shallow water or moving against currents. "We want to highlight the massive potential of animal-borne sensors to teach us about the oceans," said lead author David March from the University.
The study, published in the journal Biology Letters, provides the first quantitative evidence for legislative bodies to regulate noise pollution more effectively. The World Health Organization (WHO) has said the noise is one of the most hazardous forms of pollution, the researchers noted
The study, published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, challenges the long-held idea that, because the brain of Australopithecus was larger than that of many modern apes, it was smarter.
Human heart muscle cells show changes in the way they operate in space, although they behave normally within 10 days after returning to the Earth.
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