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Play a Game of "Would You Rather" and We'll Guess Where You Fall on the Scale From Vanilla to Kinky

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Would you rather go on a blind date or let your mom hook you up? Play a game of "Would You Rather" with us, and we'll be able to accurately guess where you fall on the kink-o-meter scale!

Why Do Babies' Eyes Change Color?

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Nearly all newborns have some shade of blue eyes at birth. But after a few months, they change. What's going on?

Why July's Full Moon Is Known as the Buck Moon

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And this month's buck moon is extra-special because it is a supermoon!

10 Types of Motorcycles That Go Vroom Vroom

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Motorcycles come in all shapes, sizes and personalities. If you’re curious about the types of motorcycles out there, think of it like choosing shoes: The right pair depends on where you’re going and how you like to move.

10 Most Powerful Jedi in the 'Star Wars' Universe

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The "Star Wars" saga is filled with incredible Force users, but when it comes to the most powerful Jedi, some stand out for their awe-inspiring lightsaber skills, deep connection to the Force, and heroic impact on the galaxy.

The Red-eyed Tree Frog Has Extremely Sensitive Skin

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Ah, the red-eyed tree frog—with its signature stare and bright-green body, these small frogs are icons of the tropics.

9 Pagan Christmas Traditions That Inspired Today's Celebrations

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When people celebrate Christmas today, they’re often following customs that long predate Christianity. Many pagan Christmas traditions evolved from ancient winter solstice festivals, adapted by early Christians as they spread their faith through Europe.

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