The Conversation: Training an Animal? An Ethicist Explains How and Why Your Dog − but not Your Frog − Can Be Punished
An animal’s ability to be instructed stems from the nature of their mental life.
An animal’s ability to be instructed stems from the nature of their mental life.
There are figures in Chinese mythology who are worshiped for good luck in love and marriage.
The experiments illustrate the magnitude of current political polarization in the United States, which has been increasing for at least the last four decades.
Peace agreements can deliver in peace what the aggressor pursues in war: territory.
It seems that even in the absence of public trust and agreement, people can share experiences.
Studying how small particles and organisms disperse in water could help scientists figure out how to prevent and mediate microplastic pollution.
Controlling fungi in crops is essential for both plant and human health.
Furry mammals like beavers and otters that spend most of their lives wet manage to avoid getting their fur slimy.
What does it mean to have a healthy, happy body?
Research shows social media can overload our brains and make us buy products we don’t need or want.
Several stories of Buddhahood depict transformations between male and female bodies.
Science has shown that people can adopt strategies to feel happier.