A large Australian study has identified key factors contributing to poor mental health among bisexual individuals, including relationships with straight partners and negative self-perceptions. The research highlights a significant need for support and education to improve the mental well-being of bisexual Australians.
New research by Albert Kao and Iain Couzin found that information loss due to modular groups can actually enhance accuracy, especially in complex environments. This challenges previous assumptions about the benefits of free-flowing communication among group members.
A La Trobe University study has found that wildlife restores itself after bushfires, but the surrounding habitat determines which species survive. The research highlights the importance of considering landscape context when planning strategic burns to protect native wildlife.