A study reveals that orangutans are more likely to choose foods associated with the laughter of their peers, suggesting that emotions influence their learning and memory. (translated)

A study reveals that orangutans are more likely to choose foods associated with the laughter of their peers, suggesting that emotions influence their learning and memory. (translated)

A recent study reveals that the DNA of a Suevic princess suggests that although the Visigoths conquered Hispania, the genetic legacy of Rome had a much more significant impact on the peninsular population. #Hispania #Genética #Arqueología (translated)

A study published in *Science Advances* reveals that the conservation of warm habitats and the stable climatic preferences of crocodile ancestors allowed them to survive the impact of the asteroid that wiped out non-avian dinosaurs. #Cocodrilos #Evolución #CambioClimático (translated)

A study reveals how right-wing and far-right parties, foundations, and religious groups in Spain are working together to control education, with the aim of shaping its content to align with their ideological interests. #Educación #Ultraderecha #CulturaWoke (translated)

A new study reveals that the slow loris of Bangka, the only venomous primate in the world, has been sighted again after decades, with more than 90 specimens documented by a rescue center in its natural habitat in Indonesia. #LorisPerezoso #Conservación #Biodiversidad (translated)

A study from the University of California in San Diego reveals that macaques that have experienced an outbreak of a deadly disease are more cautious when selecting seemingly contaminated food, showing a change in their behavior that resembles human reactions during epidemiological crises. #Monos #ComportamientoAnimal #Epidemia (translated)

A recent genetic study has revealed family links between some Huns of Attila and the Xiongnu aristocracy of Mongolia, suggesting a more complex connection between these populations than previously thought. #Hunos #ADNAntiguo #HistoriaEurasia (translated)

A study from Ireland has shown that both caffeinated and decaffeinated coffee positively alter the gut microbiota and improve mood and cognitive health. #café #salud #microbiota (translated)

A study reveals that around one in four cases of severe depression could be related to misalignments in the circadian rhythm, suggesting a new possible subtype known as circadian depression. #DepresiónCircadiana #RitmoCircadiano #SaludMental (translated)

The publication lamented that Spain had not had a "progressive government" in the last eight years to solve the housing problem. It also included statements from Pedro Sánchez in La Revuelta, where he said that some studies attributed 60% of inequality in Spain to the impossibility of accessing housing. https://t.co/HoXxr8hepu #Vivienda #Desigualdad #Gobierno #ES (translated)
A study reveals that Australian scavengers, such as dingoes and bold eagles, show dietary preferences based on the nutritional composition of kangaroo carcasses, initially choosing parts with a high concentration of fat and modifying their selections as decomposition progresses. #Carroñeros #Australia #AlimentaciónAnimal (translated)

A recent study proposes that Vincent van Gogh was inspired to create 'Starry Night' by a real celestial setting observed on July 22, 1889, in Saint-Rémy, challenging the previous belief that his inspiration came from a month earlier. #VanGogh #LaNocheEstrellada #CieloNocturno (translated)

The electrification of company cars could generate up to 10,700 additional jobs in Spain and 344,000 in the EU, according to a study by Transport & Environment, highlighting the importance of the transition to electric vehicles for the economy and the automotive industry. #Electrificación #CochesEléctricos #Empleo (translated)

A study warns that the asteroid Apophis, which will pass within 32,000 kilometers of Earth in 2029, could suffer damage by colliding with space debris, complicating its study and observations. #Apophis #BasuraEspacial #CienciaEspacial (translated)

A study reveals that the lack of prey, exacerbated by climate change, has led the lynx to prey on the young of the black kite in Doñana, causing their exile from the park and unexpectedly benefiting the owl. #Doñana #CambioClimático #LinceIbérico (translated)

Miguel Araiza called *Clayface* a success for DC and praised the direction of James Watkins, which, he wrote, offered a body horror proposal without the usual creative restrictions of many cinematic universes. He described the film as an intimate study of the character of an actor facing the disfigurement of his face and a crisis of identity, and highlighted the performance of Tom Rhys Harries and the terrifying and grotesque tone. Araiza noted that the limited budget and reduced scale hampered some moments, especially a third act that, in his opinion, tried to encompass too much. He also indicated that the film lacked references to the expanded DC universe: a decision that favored the independent story, although at times it made the production seem small. Still, he said the film pointed to an interesting direction for James Gunn's new universe and that he was willing to see more experimentation with other genres in superhero cinema. #DCComics #CineDeSuperhéroes #Películas (translated)
A study of 243 ancient genomes reveals that the Roman occupation of the Iberian Peninsula caused a significant demographic shift, facilitating the arrival of people from Anatolia and North Africa, while the impact of Germanic migrations was much more limited. #Romanización #Genética #PenínsulaIbérica (translated)

A study from Johns Hopkins Medicine suggests that the tuberculosis vaccine, BCG, could reduce the risk of dementia by protecting mice with symptoms of the disease from the formation of plaques and tangles in the brain. #VacunaBCG #Demencia #Salud (translated)

A European study has found that exposure to air pollution and higher temperatures is associated with higher levels of glycated hemoglobin in people without diabetes, suggesting that these environmental factors could influence metabolic health even before the development of the disease. #Contaminación #Salud #Glucosa (translated)

UpdateCharts stated that, according to Lucas Pasin, Cariúcha refused to present the show and left the studio crying after the production invited Rico Melquiades without notifying her. The publication attributed the reaction to a disagreement the host had with Rico's recent positions. https://t.co/KZJiT2wiTT #Cariúcha #RicoMelquiades #TVBrasileira (translated)