Author

Lydia Clark Page 3

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.

Is Swearing Good for You? Pain, Strength & More Mental Health
What Is the Fear of Being Forgotten Called?Mental Health
Why Do People Eat Their Boogers? A Scientific Look Biology
Why Do Farts Smell Good to You? Science Explains Biology
Do Heartbeats Sync When in Love?Zoology
What Does a Healthy Body Actually Look Like?Diet & Weight
What Does Crying Actually Do to Your Body?Mental Health
What Is the Most Attractive Smell to Humans?Biology
Why Can’t You Smell Yourself When Others Can?Eyes & ENT
Why Do Kids Love Sugar? The Science Explained Kids
What Chemicals Are Responsible for Anger?Chemistry
Is It Possible for a Human to Be Nocturnal?Biology
What Happens to Your Mind and Body If You Read Too Much?Mental Health
Does Your Face Change in Your 20s?Skin & Hair
Is Moving Your Ears Rare? The Science Behind It Physics
Can Humans Feel Barometric Pressure Changes?Earth & Space
Why Do Pupils Dilate When You Look at Someone You Love?Brain & Nerves
Why Do I Have Bad Hand-Eye Coordination?Brain & Nerves
Why Do People Stick Their Tongue Out When Concentrating?Mental Health
Can Crying Make You Feel Sick the Next Day?Mental Health
Is Rolling Your Tongue Rare? What Science Actually Says Genetics
What Is Skin Hunger and How Does It Affect You?Mental Health
Why Am I Craving Crunchy Food?Nutrition
What Is the Average Heart Rate When in Love?Heart & Lungs
Why Do I Write With My Left Hand but Throw With My Right?Brain & Nerves
Is It Better to Be Tall or Short? What Science Says Biology
What Does It Mean When I Crave Sour Things?Nutrition
How Rare Is It to Be Ambidextrous?Brain & Nerves
Why Do Fat People Waddle? The Science Behind It Diet & Weight
What Happens If You Don’t Talk for a Long Time?Mental Health