It was once believed that most people dreamed mostly in black and white, and color dreaming was thought to be associated with psychological issues. Science has since dispelled those myths. While ...

We dream every night, but we often can't remember those dreams. Some mornings, we recall vivid details, and other days, we piece together hazy outlines. But what about color? Do most people dream in ...

Recent studies on octopuses have revealed intriguing patterns of sleep and color changes, suggesting these creatures might ...

According to the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis, our language influences how we think and experience the world. That’s easy to imagine. Certainly our symbolism of mathematics influences how we calculate. Can ...

Whether your dreams are exciting or scary, most of them are in bright, vivid colors. By the time you are pushing 60 though, most of your dreams will be a bland black and white. This depressing ...

Ever wake up from a dream and that one color just stays with you? Maybe a blazing red car or a deep, unsettling blue sky?

Mesmerizing footage of Heidi, a 'dreaming' octopus that changes color and patterning as she slumbers, has been released—it's especially exciting because this is an uncommon occurrence in the animal ...

Sixteen-year-old Brenna may have lost her sight, but living in darkness doesn't stop the aspiring artist from dreaming in color. CRE Outreachpresents the world premiere of Dreaming in Color, an ...