Finaly Microsoft have come up with Parental control to control the amount of time children spend playing games on Xbox.

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Fear may be linked to the sense of smell, and can be switched off simply by shutting down certain receptors in the brain, Japanese scientists have found. In an experiment with mice, the researchers identified and removed certain

Plants chatter amongst themselves to spread information, a lot like humans and other animals, new research suggests. A unique internal network apparently allows greens to warn each other against predators and potential enemies. Many herbal plants such

ZAMBOANGA, Philippines (AFP) - Philippine authorities seized a Chinese fishing vessel and arrested its 19 crew for illegally poaching endangered sea turtles, police said Friday.The crewmen, from Hainan island off southern China, face charges of catchi

MADRID (Reuters) - Two giant pandas were welcomed like heads of state when they arrived in Spain from China on Saturday to begin a new life in an air-conditioned pagoda and custom-built gardens at Madrid zoo.Seven-year-old male Bing Xing and 3-year-old

MAPUTO (AFP) - The Mozambican government on Monday authorised soldiers to gun down wild animals who are seen as a threat to human beings after a new report highlighted an increase in the number of deadly attacks. "The number of people killed by wild

Japan said Friday it had successfully put its first lunar probe into the moon's orbit, stealing a march over China and India as an Asian space race heats up. The Kaguya probe, named after a fairytale princess, is on the most extensive mission to

MONTREAL (AFP) - Canada announced the discovery of three coral "hot spots," which the World Wildlife Federation urged Tuesday must be protected from commercial fishing. The reefs provide protection and habitat for fish, but commercial fishing nets that

WASHINGTON - Mounting tiny video cameras to the tail feathers of crows, researchers discovered that the birds use a variety of tools to seek food, and even make their own tools, plucking, smoothing and bending twigs and grass stems. "We observed a new

Researchers say they have identified the part of the brain that processes the threat of punishment for flouting social rules. n a study published today in the journal Neuron, the researchers say their findings could have implications