Passnownow

facts

Watch the extraordinary moment a snake eats its OWN TAIL after mistaking it for a rival predator

Bizarre footage has emerged of a snake devouring its own tail after mistaking it for lunch. The video, which was posted on YouTube, shows the female Albino Western Hognose biting down on her lower body. The snake – which usually consumes toads – seems unaware of what she is doing and as she continues to

Watch the extraordinary moment a snake eats its OWN TAIL after mistaking it for a rival predator Read More »

Scare tactics DON’T work at school: Fear of failure leads to lower exam scores, study reveals

  Plenty of teachers might be scoring an A for effort but a U for their strategy of motivating pupils ahead of important exams. Teachers who use the fear of failure in a bid to get students to knuckle down and revise hard for exams may be having a negative effect on their success, according

Scare tactics DON’T work at school: Fear of failure leads to lower exam scores, study reveals Read More »

First Solar Eclipse of 2014 Occurs Tuesday (+ other things you should know about day turning into night)

  It’s not likely that many people will witness the upcoming “ring of fire” annular solar eclipse on Tuesday (April 29), but if it were a total eclipse of the sun, then it might have been another story entirely. For one thing, the April 29 annular solar eclipse is a highly rare “non-central eclipse,” with

First Solar Eclipse of 2014 Occurs Tuesday (+ other things you should know about day turning into night) Read More »

Looking for that big idea? Just go for a walk: Study reveals people are twice as creative when on their feet

Coming up with ideas could be as easy as a walk in the park. We think more creatively when taking a stroll than when sitting, according to a study. Surprisingly, it is not being outside that matters, it is the exercise itself. Researcher Marily Oppezzo said: ‘Many people anecdotally claim they do their best thinking when

Looking for that big idea? Just go for a walk: Study reveals people are twice as creative when on their feet Read More »

Scientists Found First Earth-Size Planet That Could Support Life

Astronomers have discovered what they say is the most Earth-like planet yet detected — a distant, rocky world that’s similar in size to our own and exists in the Goldilocks zone where it’s not too hot and not too cold for life. The find, announced Thursday, excited planet hunters who have been scouring the Milky

Scientists Found First Earth-Size Planet That Could Support Life Read More »

TEEN LIFE: Why you love, feel & act the way you do

 The brain is responsible for a wide range of behaviors and experiences throughout adolescence – both positive and negative.  During the teen years, structural and functional changes in the brain may contribute to many negative characteristics such as: difficulty planning organizing and setting priorities inability to foresee consequences difficulty postponing gratification poor impulse control heightened

TEEN LIFE: Why you love, feel & act the way you do Read More »

Scroll to Top