Dogs drink with physics howling through tongue science
A Virginia Tech study shows dogs drink by rapidly curling and snapping the tongue to lift water, creating a column that is caught as the jaws snap shut. Researchers filmed 19 dogs, measuring tongue length and thrust, finding dogs can ingest 1 to 2 ml per lap.
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National Academy of Sciences
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Sunny” Jung
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Moderate drinking linked to longer survival in early Alzheimer's
A Danish study of 321 patients with early Alzheimer's found that consuming 2 to 3 units of alcohol daily correlated with a 77 percent lower risk of death over three years compared with heavier, lighter, or no drinking. Researchers caution against drawing broad conclusions.
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University of Southern Denmark
BMJ Open
Denmark
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