Figs are a special treat known as the queen’s fruit, which Cleopatra loved and is often referred to as the noble fruit. The ...

Outwardly, fruit flies and humans have little in common. It is all the more astonishing that roughly 60 percent of the fly's genes can also be found in humans in a similar form. Many insights gained ...

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We’re excruciatingly aware that this happens (it can be very embarrassing to not be able to stop yourself from displaying the back of your throat), but have you ever thought about why?

Asking candidates, “Why are you interested in this position?” is safe and does not require a lot of thought and imagination. Since companies frequently ask the same interview questions ...

So why is it that most of us take the earth beneath our feet for granted? We might imagine soil as endless and indestructible: it is neither. Only about 7.5 percent of the earth’s surface ...

So, in this bonus episode, But Why learns about cooking up insects with Joseph Yoon, edible insect ambassador at Brooklyn Bugs. Download transcript ...

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Truly transformative education must be inclusive. The education we need in the 21st century should enable people of all genders, abilities, ethnicities, socioeconomic backgrounds and ages to ...