A gang of five young capuchin monkeys on Jicarón Island has started abducting baby howler monkeys. This kidnapping has no clear purpose. And it’s often deadly for the kidnapped infants.

Capuchins “do such interesting, weird, — and sometimes dark — things,” says Brendan Barrett. These behaviors “can offer a dark window of reflections into what we do.”

Barrett studies how animal behavior evolves. He works at the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior in Konstanz, Germany. He is part of a team that described the disturbing new findings May 19 in Current Biology.

Simone has been known as the GOAT, greatest of all time because of her talent in gymnastics. When she was competing in Tokyo, Japan she sprinted down the mat and flipped into the air, hitting the vault table hands down. When she pushed off from it, she meant to rotate two-and-a-half times. Instead, she made only one-and-a-half rotations. And she landed awkwardly. The twisties is how athletes describe a mental block that can mess with a sense of where their body is in space. This is what happened to her, and it can be very dangerous.

Even a simple acoustic (non-electric) guitar has a lot of parts. Major parts include strings, of course. An acoustic guitar usually has six strings. One end of each string is attached to the instrument’s so-called head. And that sits at the end of a long neck. The other end of each string is attached to a small piece called the bridge. The bridge is attached to the guitar’s body. Several parts, in turn, make up that body. The part that people can most easily see when the guitar is being played is called the soundboard. The sides and back of the guitar’s body are, as a group, referred to as the “back wood.”

The big difference between them was the material used as the back wood. One was Brazilian rosewood. Luthiers love it, says Plack, because it is hard, dense and stiff. That allows it to stand up to the stresses and strains caused by music’s vibrations. But Brazilian rosewood comes from a rare species. These trees face a high risk of extinction in the wild over the next few decades. Instruments made from it can fetch thousands of dollars. Other woods used for the study’s guitars varied in hardness, strength and cost. They consisted of Indian rosewood, mahogany, walnut, maple and sapele (Sah-PEL-ay).

Recent studies show that these skincare brands teens are watching on TikTok have really bad effects on teen skin. For example, they have harmful ingredients that can cause allergic reactions, irritation, and cause long-term damage to their skin. The study shows that most of the products have anti-aging ingredients that are harmful to young skin. Also, most of them don't have sunscreen.

They are also very expensive, in the study, they proved that, "most creators used an average of six products, which on average cost a total of $168" (ScienceNews). for these low-quality products, they are very expensive. Especially for young teens and tweens. It is not worth spending all that money on some skincare that doesn't even benefit your skin.

Teens also might just buy the skincare because of the hype. They are so influenced by social media, that they don't even think twice before buying all of these products.

If they were to make better decisions, then it would benefit their wallets and their future skin. Stop buying into TikTok trends. They aren't worth it.