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Who Put the Baby in the King Cake?

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King cake is as much a staple of Mardi Gras as the parades and beads. HowStuffWorks gets the story of this colorful cake, and the baby baked inside.

Are You More Cat or Dog?

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It's a dog-eat-dog world out there ... but what if you're more of a cat person? Don't worry-just tell us a bit about yourself by answering the questions below, and we'll tell you if your personality is more like a dog, cat, or somewhere in between!

Which Luxury Car Are You Most Like?

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Luxury car brands have distinctive personalities, and each brand has the vehicle it is known for best. It's time you ask yourself "Am I a 3-series, or a CT6?" Don't worry, we'll find the answer for you.

Belize Shark Attacks: Rare but Not Unheard Of

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When you picture Belize — a Central American jewel hugged by the Caribbean Sea — your mind probably drifts to turquoise waters, coral reefs and epic scuba diving adventures.

Are You an Assassin or a Templar?

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Twelve years into the "Assassin's Creed" franchise and the war between the Templars and Assassins rages on. Where would you fit in between the two?

Why Does My Cat Twitch in Her Sleep? Is She Dreaming?

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If you’ve ever watched your cat twitching in her sleep, you might wonder if it’s something to worry about. The question "why does my cat twitch in her sleep" is common among cat parents, and the good news is that in most cases, it’s totally normal.

9 Types of Intelligence: The Many Ways to Expand Your Mind

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For years, intelligence was measured largely by IQ tests and academic performance. But Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner challenged that view with his theory of multiple intelligences, arguing that intelligence is not a single ability, but a set of diverse capacities.

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