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Lydia Clark

Lydia Clark is an associate editor at Biology Insights who covers human biology and neuroscience curiosities. She previously worked as a digital content researcher and wrote general science explainers. A graduate of American University with a BA in journalism, Clark lives in Charlottesville, Virginia, where she coaches a middle school track team.

Why Can Some People Smell Ants and Others Cannot?
Can Women See More Colors Than Men?
What Do People Without Eyes See?
What Does It Look Like When You Close Your Eyes?
What Do Dead Eyes Look Like? The Science Explained
Why Can’t You Smell Yourself When Others Can?
How Many People Can Blur Their Vision on Purpose?
Do Women Have Better Peripheral Vision?
Why Do I Chew So Loud and How Can I Stop?
Why Do I Sneeze When I Get Aroused?
Why Does VR Make Me Sick? Causes and Fixes
Why Do People Rub Their Eyes?
How to Stop Picking Your Nose in Your Sleep
How to See in the Dark: Mastering Night Vision
How to See More Colors: Expanding Your Perception
Can You Train Yourself to Not Have a Gag Reflex?
Why Do I Forget to Blink When I’m Focused?
Is It Normal to Cry When You Yawn?
How to Flare Your Nostrils: A Step-by-Step Guide
Why Do Blind People Wear Dark Glasses?
If I Stop Picking My Nose, Will It Get Smaller?
How to Stop Nose Picking: Causes, Risks, and Solutions
Why Can’t I Smell My Own Cologne?
Why Do We Blink Less When Looking at a Screen?
Are Everyone’s Eyes Uneven? The Truth About Facial Symmetry
What Happens to Your Body If You Sing Every Day?
Why Can’t I Yawn When I’m Sick?
Are Sanpaku Eyes Real? The Science vs. the Myth
Why Do I Smell Baby Formula?
Are Sanpaku Eyes Real? The Science and the Myth