Matthew Rozsa (page 43)

Twitter: @MatthewRozsa

Matthew Rozsa is a professional writer whose work has appeared in multiple national media outlets since 2012. Throughout his career he has covered politics, culture and social issues. Today he is primarily a science journalist focusing on the broad spectrum of topics related to climate change.

Wild-eyed man peeking ominously through the blinds

The 8 traits that can help you identify a psychopath, according to experts Matthew Rozsa

Canvas bags filled with food crops

Six foods that climate change is going to ruin Matthew Rozsa

Sunrise in Space

How this laughable sci-fi flick embarrassed Hollywood into doing better science Matthew Rozsa

Girl with dog spending time in the park enjoying good music

Why some dogs love to sing along with humans Matthew Rozsa

Little girls on smartphones

13-year-olds should not be on social media, surgeon general warns Matthew Rozsa

Dog and boy sharing a pretzel

Babies feel an innate empathy towards dogs, study says Matthew Rozsa

US Transgender Protest

Why the moral panic over "grooming" is so effective at manipulating the right-wing mind Matthew Rozsa

Osiris with a kiss on the cheek

Ancient Egyptians were so into oral sex, they put it in their religion — and religious art Matthew Rozsa

King Henry I and a Lamprey

This medieval English king died from eating too much of this horrific, parasitic fish Matthew Rozsa

Egocentric Narcissist concept

The 8 traits that can help you identify a narcissist, according to experts Matthew Rozsa

Earth core structure illustrated with geological layers according to scale

Earth's inner core is slowing down — and the length of a day may change as a result Matthew Rozsa

Handguns

What gun control studies tell us about how to stop violence, according to experts Matthew Rozsa

Wild salmon migrating upstream

Eating just one freshwater fish is like drinking a month's worth of "forever chemical"–laced water Matthew Rozsa

British Bulldog

Thanks to inbreeding, bulldogs and pugs may not exist much longer, experts say Matthew Rozsa

Trimming a bush

Scientists don't know for sure why we have pubic hair — but they have some compelling theories Matthew Rozsa

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