Left-Handed Child: Should you change your child’s left-handed preference, and is it even something to fix? Here’s what science says |

When a child scribbles on paper, many parents instinctively focus on the hand he or she is using. “Why is my child using his left hand?”; such thoughts come to their mind, not because of scientific explanations, but because “right-handedness” is considered the conventional norm. Some parents think about changing the child’s preferred way, while…

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Child Urgent Needs Public: Mother makes child urinate from a bridge at Baidyanath Dham, viral video sparks debate: What parents should do when kids have urgent needs in public

A recent video from Jharkhand’s Baidyanath Dham has triggered widespread debate among netizens. In the now-viral clip, a mother is seen casually making her child urinate from a bridge, which falls directly on the bypassers below. Many criticised the mother’s actions, and noted that urgency should never come at the cost of safety. On the…

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70-million-year-old Moroccan dinosaur fossil reveals an ancient link between continents

A new titanosaur species, Phosphatotitan khouribgaensis, has been unearthed in Morocco, dating back approximately 70 million years. This discovery provides crucial insights into dinosaur evolution and continental connections during the Late Cretaceous period. The fossil’s traits suggest a link to South American titanosaurs, indicating a more interconnected ecosystem than previously understood. Fossils are like a…

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Eels produce electricity as high as 600 V but do not hurt themselves: Study reveals why

Electric eels, not true eels, generate powerful shocks using specialized electrocyte cells arranged like a biological battery. Their anatomy, with electric organs in the tail and an insulating body, prevents self-electrocution. These discharges are vital for navigation, hunting, and defense in their environment. Eversince childhood, we have been taught about the unique nature of eels,…

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