Muslim women praying together in the Istiqlal mosque in Jakarta, Indonesia. Afriadi Hikmal/Getty Images hide caption
evolutionary psychology
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A young man records a voice note. A new dating app called Waving lets you swipe right on someone based only off short voice profiles. Getty Images hide caption
Can You Choose A Romantic Partner Just By Their Voice? A Dating App Thinks So
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Rats and people may rely on "metamemory" in a variety of different ways, scientists say. For a rat, it's likely about knowing whether you remember that predator in the distance; for people, knowing what we don't know helps us navigate social interactions. fotografixx/Getty Images/iStockphoto hide caption
From Rats To Humans, A Brain Knows When It Can't Remember
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Lily chases sheep for the first time in her shepherd-mix life, at Raspberry Ridge Sheep Farm in eastern Pennsylvania. Several times a year the farm invites dogs for "herding instinct tests." Fred Mogul/WNYC hide caption
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Male and female tungara frogs. Among these frogs, the guy with the best call usually wins the gal — except when you throw a third-choice loser into the mix. Alexander T. Baugh/Encyclopedia of Life hide caption
Froggy Went A-Courtin', But Lady Frogs Chose Second-Best Guy Instead
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Contagious Aphrodisiac? Virus Makes Crickets Have More Sex
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More than just hungry or wet? George Marks/Getty Images hide caption