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Want to remember something? Sleep on it. A recent study finds that the more we value a piece of information the more likely we’ll review it during our sleep. And because we do that, we’ll tend to remember it. More.

Watch This one is really funny because the hands and the dog aren’t well coordinated, and the guy’s laughter adds an awful lot.

Walkers who feel as though they are way down on the exercise chain can now hold their heads a little higher. When it comes to lowering risk factors for heart disease, walking is just as good as running, according to a new study. More.

The “vampire” kitten found wandering the streets of Tennessee late last year is now employed to use his adorable powers for good. Lazarus — whose cleft palate has left him without an upper lip or appearance of a nose — is being trained as a therapy pet by Cindy Chambers, a special education worker at

Sea lions can’t sing along to music, but they might just dance to the beat. Researchers at UC Santa Cruz have trained Ronan the California sea lion to bob along to a variety of musical genres, making her the first mammal (besides humans) to respond to rhythm. More.

A huge complex uncovered near what some believe to be the Biblical birthplace of Abraham is exciting researchers who for years were unable to investigate the region. The site was discovered by a team of British archeologists working at Tell Khaiber in southern Iraq, near the ancient city of Ur, according to the Associated Press.