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Thalassophobia is different than aquaphobia, which is simply a fear of water. Those who suffer from thalassophobia fear large bodies of water that are dark and deep, where what lays beneath is unknown.

Fried food connoisseur and culinary chef Jonathan Marcus found a way to make deep fried water but admits that it’s “the blandest deep-fried thing” he’s ever tasted.

If your hair turned white or gray almost overnight, you may have Marie Antoinette Syndrome

The number of elephants in the wild has dropped by a third in the last decade. Despite recent reductions in poaching there are still estimated to be 20,000 elephants killed each year. Could a new strain of elephant-mammoth hybrid help save the species?

The days of Spidertman could be numbered as a team of scientists have invented toughened web silk as strong as kevlar and capable of holding a human.

MIT boffins have decreed that second born boys are 20-40% more likely to cause trouble in school, and end up in jail than first born sons.

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Tangible Media Group have decided that we … Read more

Phosphate mines don’t normally conjure up images of intrepid paleontologist’s and fantastic discoveries of … Read more

Dave the worm is a record breaking ex-earthworm. Dave was sacrificed in the name of science by staff at the British Natural History Museum in 2016.