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- Plants vs. Zombies: A Blooming Battle of Wits!
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Plants vs. Zombies is an iconic game developed by PopCap Games, known for their innovative and addictive gameplay experiences. With a focus on casu…
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BY Wendy
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- From Dawn to Dusk, Befriend, Greet and Defeat Legions of Merry Zombies.
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Plants vs. Zombies is an addictive tower defense game developed and published by PopCap Games. In this thrilling and humorous adventure, players mu…
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BY Little Grapes
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- What Benefits Does Sleeping Have for the Brain
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Sleeping, for your brain, is like turning on an auxiliary assistant to help you clean up the garbage in your brain.
When the mice in the laboratory…
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BY Annie
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- Have you Ever Heard of the Batman Effect?
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In a series of self-control experiments for children who are facing boring tasks, the researchers reminded the children, "Think about it, if you we…
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BY Wanda
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- Mirror Movement Disorder
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If you sit down at a piano, hitting different notes with each hand would be the first step to master the instrument. But what if both hands are int…
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BY Diane
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- Can you get night vision by eating carrots?
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If you ever believed that eating carrots makes you see clearly in the dark, you believed the ghosts of the British civil servants of the 1940s.
If …
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BY Jessica
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- Sleep well first: Sleep and weight loss
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In the respect of weight loss, diet and exercise are often considered the two important factors. But sleep – a lifestyle factor, which is always be…
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BY Helen
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- Coronavirus can cut cardiac fibroblasts into pieces
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A new study discovers, coronavirus appears to cut heart fibre into tiny, precise pieces -- at least when it infuses heart cells in a lab dish.
Cutt…
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BY Karen
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- Listening Mozart music can help epilepsy?
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A new comprehensive analysis has confirmed that listening to Mozart's piano music can reduce the frequency of epilepsy attacks. The results of this…
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BY Lisa
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- Scientists who Discovered the “Parenting Instinct”
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Catherine Dulac, a Neurobiologist at Harvard University, has long been fascinated by the instinctive motion of creatures to nurture their young bab…
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BY Annie
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