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Loch Ness Monster in silhouette

Loch Ness “Monster” Sighted for the First Time in May of 1933, Igniting a Modern Legend

Source: History.com

On May 2, 1933, the newspaper Inverness Courier ran the first story of a couple who claimed to have seen “an enormous animal” splashing around in the local lake. Over the subsequent 92 years, the legend has only grown. What about you? Do you think there is something in Loch Ness? What convinced you?









Back view of young boy standing outdoors with headphones

Are noise-cancelling headphones to blame for young people’s hearing problems?

Source: BBC

Noise-cancelling headphones are great for blocking out distractions, but could they be affecting the way people process sound? Some audiologists are concerned that prolonged use might be linked to auditory processing issues, making it harder to focus, communicate, and navigate noisy environments.