Are left-handers better at mirror-writing than right-handers? Recently, a reader of this blog emailed me that she was left-handed and had noticed that she was much better at mirror-writing than ...
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An octopus learned to use a mirror to find food hidden behind it, a skill never seen outside vertebrates
Mirror-guided search is cognitively demanding because it requires an animal to infer that what appears in front of it actually corresponds to a location behind or beside it. That inference goes beyond ...
Scientists describe molecules like DNA or the amino acids that build proteins as being left-handed or right-handed in their configurations. In humans, the left hand and the right hand are mirror ...
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