Researchers Capture Rare Video of 'Mourning' Mother Dolphin Staying with Deceased Calf for Days (WATCH)
A mother dolphin was seen carrying her deceased calf on her back in the middle of the Mediterranean sea, supposed to be a form of grieving.
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Watching Symphonies Can Synchronize Heart, Lungs, and Even Electrical Impulses of the Listener
Most synchronization in humans is caused by a direct social interaction with another person and is typically found in breathing or walking.
Horses Can See Emotions in Our Face and Voice-and Have a Preference, Reveals New Study
This emotional sensitivity isn't limited simply to facial expressions, but extends to the sounds coming from the individual as well.
Now Science Shows Us How Looking at Art Makes Us Feel
Viewing visual art pieces evoked a wide range of emotional experiences that formed five broad clusters, while eye movement prioritized faces.
Their Bodies Age, But Seniors Have Higher Emotional Well-Being - Here's Why
Bodies lose their vigor with the passing of the years, but in the emotional realm, older people seem to rule supreme. Research shows why.
Men Are Almost as Likely as Women to Display Their Sensitive Side, Says New Poll
Modern men are nearly as likely as women to openly display a sensitive side, according to a new survey by Aveeno.
Top Keepsakes Parents Save From Their Baby's First Years and Why
A survey of 2,000 parents looked at how they hold onto their child's younger years, with 3 in 4 saying their baby is growing up way too fast.
A Scientific Observation of Love and Loss on the Cellular Level
Dopamine—the same chemical signal that drives us to seek out everything from water to intimacy to cocaine, leaves a lasting imprint on the brains of monogamous animals, a new study reveals. While the role of oxytocin, also known as the ‘love hormone' has been well studied in the context of human and animal pair bonding, […]
Science of Kindness Shows Just How Important Hugging is for Our Mental and Physical Health
Have you had your daily hug today? If you haven't, studies say that you might be missing out on some pretty notable mental and physical health benefits.
How to Let Go of a Grudge That is Stealing Your Joy
It's hard to forgive someone who has wronged you—but holding a grudge can be extremely detrimental to your wellbeing. Here are 4 steps to letting go.
When Crying Student Boarded Bus for First Day of School, the Driver Held His Hand On the Way There
This is the heartwarming moment that a school bus driver helped an anxious kindergartner turn his first-day jitters into excitement.
Someone Left a Note Written From the Perspective of a Retiring Utility Pole-and It's Weirdly Heartwarming
This utility pole is set to be retired by the end of the month-so an person took it upon themselves to write the pole's goodbye letter to the community.
Seeing a Glass As Half-Full May Say More About Someone's Personality Than Just Being Optimistic
"Seeing the glass as half-full" rather than half-empty is supposed to be indicative of someone's optimism – but what about their personality?
VHS Tape of Baby Taking First Steps is Finally Returned to Family After Man Found It Inside a Used TV
This Austin man bought an old television set from a Goodwill without having any idea that there was a VHS tape inside depicting a baby's first steps.
Dozens of Proud Students Show Up in Court To Watch Their Teacher Become a US Citizen After 13 Years
After 13 long years, Annmarie Small has finally been granted US citizenship—and her students were all ready to support her during the ceremony.
How You Could Spend Your Heartbeats More Wisely, According to the Science of Kindness
If you think about how much time is spent on random incidents—have you thought about spending your heartbeats and dopamine on only things that are worth it?
Watch Company Surprise All 198 of Their Awestruck Employees With $10 Million in Holiday Bonuses
After years of dedicated hard work, these employees were surprised with thousands of dollars in holiday bonuses—and their reactions were priceless.
Fashion Student Makes 'Memory Bears' for Grieving Folks From the Clothing Of Their Deceased Loved Ones
The teddy bears, which are made out of the clothing and jewelry of deceased loved ones, require up to 6 hours of crafting-and they are worth every second.
Dying Man Fulfills Final Wish of Having a Beer With His Sons-And the Photo is Comforting Thousands
Since the photo was shared last week, it has prompted thousands of people to share their own stories of comfort and familial love.
Art Therapist Collects 14,000 Keys From Wildfire Victims and Transforms Them into Powerful Metal Phoenix Sculpture
The 800-pound sculpture has been crafted out of the keys to people's destroyed churches, schools, homes, and business—and it will now help them heal.
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