Women's Voices Become More High-pitched During Ovulation »
Posted By KLopez 1 year ago in Science & TechnologyA new UCLA study adds to mounting evidence that human ovulation — a state once thought to be undetectable without medical equipment — actually prompts a range of subtle but observable behaviors aimed at attracting the best possible mate.
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