Here's a philosophical question for you. If a color doesn't have a name, can we still see it? Many years ago, the human eye ...

Ever wonder why old texts rarely mention blue? Discover how ancient eyes and language shaped what colors people really saw.

She’s a “Blue Tortie” Maine Coon, which is technically a combination of two separate things: Blue Smoke: the fur is a lighter (nearly white) color at the base, gradually getting to a darker grey/blue.

'The Mesolithic people of Belgium, around 10,000 years ago, lived as hunter-gatherers in forested landscapes,' she told MailOnline. 'They settled in campsites such as Abri du Pape, where they ...

It wasn’t until the 1960s that science caught up with the mystery. Dr. Madison Cawein III, a hematologist at the University of Kentucky, heard about the blue-skinned people and decided to ...

The Blue People of Kentucky continue to fascinate people today, offering a real-world case of how a quirk of biology and a bit of historical isolation can combine to produce something truly ...

The British survivor of the Air India plane crash has spoken of the horror of watching people “dying in front of my eyes”. Vishwash Kumar Ramesh told DD News “I still can’t believe how I ...

Most people are still just trying to live their lives — working, commuting, taking care of their families — but now under the added weight of fear, anger, and disruption.