Brain activity
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3D Footage Of Nematode Brains Sheds Light On Animal Behavior
New 3D recordings of neural activity in a nematode shed light on how neurons coordinate action and perception in animals.
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Crabs Can Feel Pain, Researchers Confirm
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Parrot Powers: What Makes These Birds Great Vocal Imitators
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Sheep Save Sweat by Cooling Their Brains
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Arachnophobia Sliced Out of a Man's Brain
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Your Brain Functions Better When Hearing Your Favorite Songs
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Learning How We Learn: Brainwave Synchronization
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