How a Bat’s Brain Works: They Have GPS Cells
Scientists discover bats use a ‘neural compass’ anchored to visual landmarks, not magnetic fields, to navigate. Learn how this wild bat-brain research could impact Alzheimer’s.
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Your Brain Sees Math: How Visual Intuition Powers Thought
Neuroscience shows we solve math problems not with logic centers, but by recycling the ancient visual parts of our brain used for seeing and navigating the world.