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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.

What Part of the Body Does “Mental” Refer To?Mental Health
Do Sour Candies Actually Help With Anxiety?Mental Health
Why Do My Thighs Touch? The Science Explained Bones & Muscles
Why Do I Love Sour Things? The Science Explained Nutrition
Why Are My Reactions Delayed?Brain & Nerves
Why Are People Clumsy? The Science of Coordination Brain & Nerves
What Are Some Benefits of Being Ambidextrous?Brain & Nerves
Why Do I Like Really Hot Showers?Skin & Hair
Are Tears Different Based on Emotion?Biology
What Chemical Makes You Blush? The Science Explained Chemistry
Can You Fart in a Jar and Save the Smell?Gut & Kidney
Which Finger Is Connected to the Brain?Brain & Nerves
Can You Taste Farts? The Science of Smell vs. Taste Biology
What Is Body Orientation and How Does It Work?Physics
What Are the 10 Senses? Beyond the Traditional Five Biology
Why Do I Love Pooping? The Science of Satisfaction Gut & Kidney
How to Stop Being Ticklish: Science-Backed Methods Brain & Nerves
Why Do People Rub Their Eyes?Eyes & ENT
What Is the Fifth Sense? Beyond the Traditional Five Physics
How to Stop Picking Your Nose in Your Sleep Eyes & ENT
Why Do Humans Like Sweets? The Science Explained Nutrition
What Is a Hip Dip on a Woman and Why Do They Happen?Bones & Muscles
Why Do I Sit Criss Cross Applesauce?Bones & Muscles
Why Do I Only Have an Appetite at Night?Mental Health
Why Do Kids Have More Energy Than Adults?Biology
How to See in the Dark: Mastering Night Vision Eyes & ENT
Why Do I Feel More Alive at Night?Sleep
Is a Rapid Pulse Objective or Subjective?Tests
Why Does It Feel Good to Be Hungry?Nutrition
Why Do Humans Like Spice If It Causes Pain?Biology