About 545 million years ago, the world was much different than it was today. Covered almost completely by ocean, the only life was in the sea. Suddenly, there was an explosion of creatures that would be deemed weird by today’s standards. They were swimming around in great numbers in a period known as the Cambrian. With these creatures however, comes a problem. Where did they all come from?
There have been many studies over the past few years about napping and many have confirmed that napping is indeed a good thing. However, is napping actually beneficial to students at Fountain Valley High School?
Have you ever experienced the moment when you finally beat your high score in Candy Crush or Flappy Bird? Learn how mobile gaming industries get players glued to their phones.
Can the earth really be flat? Find out all of the ideas that compile the flat earth theory in this installment of Koalaty Science.
Bicameralism. One of the most interesting ideas of this day and age. It is the idea that before 3,000 years ago, all humans were unconscious and controlled by only hallucinations in their heads that they believed to be the “voices of deities”. How did this idea come about and is it even valid? Find out in this installment of Koalaty Science.
Dogs. The animals that spend the most time studying humans and our behavior. So why then, don’t we spend the most time studying dogs? Dogs know more about us than even our best friends do.
When the majority of humans view the animal kingdom, they see inferior beings that are less smart than themselves. This sort of thinking makes humans feel unique and special, but it is also a complete lie that humanity has been telling itself for centuries.
Your body is home to millions of bacteria that use it as their home. You are only made up of about 10% human cells, meaning that bacteria are what make us unique and help us to survive. Learn all about your biome’s inhabitants in this installment of Koalaty Science.
What would happen if all the plants in the world were to die? We are on a trend towards deforestation of about 13 million hectares a year, so this question must be brought up. Fortunately, plants that perform artificial photosynthesis are being developed. Find out on this installment of Koalaty Science.
Find out why science communication is ineffective and the effects that this has on our changing society.