What Does a Dog’s Breed Say About its Personality?

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Credit: Ken Billington A big myth about dogs is that their personality has a lot to do with their breed. In reality, all dogs can be good dogs, and we have the science to back that up! Scientists turned to dog-owners to answer questions about their pups’ behavior. The questions […]

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Credit: Ken Billington A big myth about dogs is that their personality has a lot to do with their breed. In reality, all dogs can be good dogs, and we have the science to back that up! Scientists turned to dog-owners to answer questions about their pups’ behavior. The questions

Allergies and Anaphylaxis

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EpiPen — The epinephrine shot that beats anaphylactic shock. Credits: CEphoto, Uwe Aranas Allergies are annoying. Allergies are mostly mild. The usual responses include sneezing, coughing, or nausea (food allergy). Skin rash and hives are also common. These responses expel the allergen (the substance that triggers an allergic response) from

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EpiPen — The epinephrine shot that beats anaphylactic shock. Credits: CEphoto, Uwe Aranas Allergies are annoying. Allergies are mostly mild. The usual responses include sneezing, coughing, or nausea (food allergy). Skin rash and hives are also common. These responses expel the allergen (the substance that triggers an allergic response) from

Ballooning: How Spiders Fly

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Bon Voyage—Young spiders ballooning in the Santa Cruz Mountains of the San Francisco Peninsula, Credit:: Little Grove Farms One of the best pilots in nature has no wings! From birds and bats to insects that fly, wings are the most common organs of flight. However, their eight-legged neighbours prefer using

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Bon Voyage—Young spiders ballooning in the Santa Cruz Mountains of the San Francisco Peninsula, Credit:: Little Grove Farms One of the best pilots in nature has no wings! From birds and bats to insects that fly, wings are the most common organs of flight. However, their eight-legged neighbours prefer using

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