Tests showed horses that smelled body odour from people watching scary films startled more easily

Horses can smell fear, or at least whether you have scared yourself witless watching a horror movie, according to researchers who say the effect has consequences for riders, trainers and others who work with the animals.

In a series of tests, horses that smelled body odour from people watching scary films startled more easily, had higher heart rates and approached their handlers less often than when the odour came from people watching more joyful scenes.

Decoded genome of meat in pup’s stomach helps scientists build picture of what caused extinction of species

Researchers have shed light on the final centuries of the woolly rhinoceros after studying a hairy lump of meat from the stomach of an ancient wolf cub that became mummified in the Siberian permafrost.

The beautifully preserved remains of a two-month-old female wolf cub were discovered in 2011 near the village of Tumat in northeastern Siberia. The animal is thought to have died 14,400 years ago when a landslide collapsed its den, trapping the cub and others inside.

Game Science has just released the January 14th Update, also known as Patch 1.0.21.23831, for Black Myth: Wukong. According to the devs, this patch is 2GB in size. So, let’s see what it brings to the table, shall we? The January 14th Patch fixes a problem where the game ran worse than it should because … Continue reading Black Myth: Wukong January 14th Update Released & Detailed →

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Au CES 2026, la batterie solide (ou tout-solide) a cessé d’être un simple mot magique réservé aux laboratoires. Comme nous l’expliquions dans notre article consacré à une démonstration marquante sur deux-roues (une Verge TS Pro expérimentale intégrant une batterie à électrolyte solide développée avec Donut Lab) l’industrie commence …

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