Just like fingerprints, your breathing patterns may be a unique identifying feature. Scientists have found they can identify people with 96.8% accuracy using only their breathing patterns. And it's ...

The brains of people diagnosed with autism are 'uniquely synchronised', a new study has found. Scientists discovered the degree of connection between the different areas of the brain in those with ...

Move over fingerprints. From your ears to your toes, there are many body parts that make you uniquely special. And all of them are being examined as a way to identify you from others in a crowd. It ...

The coat of the traditional tabby, or ‘bullseye’ or "swirled," is the most typical fur pattern of house cats. It features wide, rounded spots on the sides and a clear ‘M’ on the forehead. Swirls are ...

Fingerprints are unique to each person, and it is known that a person can be identified from fingerprints left on objects or skin. A new study has shown that a person's nasal breathing also has a ...

Using a newly developed imaging technique, a team of researchers in Australia has directly observed a unique neural motor firing pattern outside of the brain or central nervous system. The pattern of ...