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Neuroscientists Anya Hulbert and Yazhu Ling of University of Newcastle, UK, have finally cracked one of the top mysteries in science: why girls prefer pink.
A University of Newcastle study found that women naturally opted for redder shades when given a choice.
Writing in the journal Current Biology, experts say it may have helped women gather ripe fruit, or pick healthy mates. [...]
According to the researchers, this strengthened the idea that the preferences might be based in biology, rather than culture.
Dr Hurlbert said: "Evolution may have driven females to prefer reddish colours – reddish fruits, healthy, reddish faces.
"Culture may exploit and compound this natural female preference."
Neatorama reader Mark Altman told us about his website, where you can mix your own relaxing soundtrack using a collection of nature sounds (like bird song, rain, bonfire and more) to help you slee … zzzzz
Link – Thanks Mark!
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