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Kew Gardens gives Opportunity to Visitors to Sample Mind-Altering Plants

As part of new season, Kew Gardens has invited visitors to come and explore mind-altering plants and fungi ad sample, unusual plants.

The Royal Botanic Gardens will host many activities, workshops, debates and tours with an aim to highlight as to how powerful plant substances can be.

Paleolithic era Tools unearthed from Armenia unveil about Human Technological Innovation

A new discovery of thousands of weapons from the Paleolithic era reveals how technological developments have evolved and spread across the world. The Paleolithic era is a period of human history, which is characterized by the development of primitive stone tools. This period covers a major portion of human prehistoric technology.

Discovery of Novel Chemical can help Control Tourette syndrome tics

A research team from the University of Nottingham, UK, has found a brain chemical, GABA, connected with Tourette syndrome. This discovery may help reduce Tourette syndrome tics in children and help doctors develop effective treatments.

Indian Scientists more religious than British Scientists: Study

A first cross-national study of religion and spirituality among scientists unveiled that in comparison to British scientists, Indian scientists are more religious.

RBS Subsidiary offers Second Largest US IPO in 2014

Citizens Financial Group has collected $3 billion in its initial public offering. The US subsidiary of Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc priced the shares below the marketed range. It was said in a statement yesterday that RBS sold 140 million shares for $21.50 apiece after putting up the offer for $23 to $25 each.

New poll finds Women spend 10 days every year fuming

A new study conducted on behalf of Healthspan has claimed that an average woman spends the equivalent of 10 days every year feeling grumpy. The study stated that things like feeling fat, husbands not listening and something as small as broken nails can leave women fuming.

Marine Conservation Society takes step to clean beaches

The Marine Conservation Society organizes the Great British Beach Clean event with an aim to help experts to tackle and solve the problem of marine waste at 254 beaches across the country. There is a need of volunteers for an annual beach clean in Harwich and Dovercourt.

A pair of shoes and a sealed packet of bacon are some of the unusual items that have been found on Britain's beaches.

Doncaster was Tropical Rainforest 300 million years back

Doncaster, a town in South Yorkshire, England, would be among the last locations, which anybody would consider as a tropical paradise. But, this notion was made wrong when three local scientists unveiled the hidden history of the place as a tropical rainforest.

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