First published in 1950, the Turing Test was designed to determine whether a computer would ever be able to successfully imitate a human being. So what's the state of it now?

By Dave Roos

Birds are more than chirps and feathers. Some of the smartest birds rival primates when it comes to solving problems and navigating complex environments.

By Nico Avelle

Some people climb the political ladder slowly while others rocket to the top. In American history, the youngest vice president ever took office before turning 37. That’s not just early; it’s historic.

By Lena Thaywick

From cocktails to cooking, alcohol is everywhere. But not all alcohol is created equal. The types of alcohol range from drinkable spirits to industrial solvents, each with different uses, chemical properties and risks.

By Grant Virellan

Though often confused, rams and goats are two distinct animals with different traits, behaviors, and roles in livestock farming. When comparing ram vs. goat traits, it helps to start with a clear understanding of what each term means.

By Nico Avelle

Big cat looks with a housecat heart? That’s the Highlander cat, a rare breed that stands out thanks to its curled ears, naturally short tail and strong resemblance to wild cats.

By Nico Avelle

At first glance, ospreys and eagles might seem like interchangeable kings of the sky. But when making osprey vs. eagle comparisons, you'll find these two impressive birds have more differences than similarities.

By Nico Avelle

Swords have served as tools of war, status symbols and ceremonial items across various cultures and historical periods. From medieval Europe to feudal Japan, the types of swords reflect the combat styles, technological advancements and cultural identity of the societies that wielded them.

By Grant Virellan

Some places seem to have it all: sunny skies, warm temperatures, low humidity and no need to shovel snow.

By Grant Virellan

Cat owners may notice odd behavior, loud vocalizing or extra affection from their feline friend and wonder what's going on.

By Nico Avelle

Lurking along Bray Road in rural Wisconsin, a mysterious creature has left locals whispering and skeptics scratching their heads. Dubbed the Beast of Bray Road, it’s part urban legend, part roadside terror and all Wisconsin weirdness.

By Grant Virellan

When the moon, Earth and sun align just right, the result is one of nature's most dramatic celestial events. The different types of eclipses each reveal something unique about our solar system and the motion of the moon and Earth.

By E-maginne Grant

The word ghillie might conjure images of snipers or ghostly figures in thick brush. But its roots go back to Scotland and the River Spey, where ghillies originally served as guides for hunting and fishing.

By Wren Corvayne

Many pet parents enjoy the clean, sharp scent of eucalyptus in oils, candles, and fresh arrangements. But is eucalyptus safe for cats?

By Nico Avelle

Beavers and groundhogs might look similar to the untrained eye, but a close beaver vs. groundhog comparison reveals a tale of two very different creatures.

By Nico Avelle

Whether you're welcoming a new black kitten into the family or trying to match your cat's mysterious charm, choosing the perfect name matters.

By Nico Avelle

If you've ever typed a question into Google, Bing, Startpage or DuckDuckGo, you've seen the slick results page that pops up. But what makes those results tick? How do search engines work?

By Grant Virellan

Love isn’t a one-size-fits-all feeling. Human beings experience love in many forms, from the intense rush of new romance to the steady comfort of lifelong friendship.

By Wren Corvayne

At first glance, slug vs. snail might seem like a case of one just missing a shell. And in a general sense, that's not far off.

By Nico Avelle

In Haitian folklore, few figures spark more curiosity than the lougawou. Often described as a werewolf-like creature, the lougawou comes from a mix of African mythology, colonial history and Haitian Vodou.

By Grant Virellan

Oranges are a popular snack for humans, packed with vitamin C and sweet, tangy flavor. But can cats eat oranges? The short answer is no, cats should not eat oranges.

By Nico Avelle

Tape is more than a sticky strip. In industrial applications, home repairs and crafts, the types of tape you choose matter. Each has unique properties that make it suitable for specific surfaces, materials and uses.

By Elena Tralwyn

Have you ever wondered: Are cats color blind? The answer isn’t black and white — but it is mostly gray. (See what we did there?)

By Nico Avelle

Rocks might look simple, but they tell an ancient story of Earth’s fiery depths, surface shifts and biological processes.

By Grant Virellan

In the world of herding breeds, the Border Collie vs. Australian Shepherd debate is one of the most common. These extremely intelligent, high-energy breeds are celebrated for their skills in herding livestock, agility and being a loyal family dog — but they have key differences.

By Nico Avelle