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In a delicious TED-Ed lesson, Miranda Brown describes the unexpected origins of dumplings, a dish traditionally known to be Chinese.

A TED-Ed lesson explains what humans consider to be cute and how domestic animals have changed their cuteness over centuries.

A phantasmic TED-Ed lesson written by Christopher M. Moreman explains the dark history and evolution of zombies.

In a sober TED-Ed lesson written by Judy Griesel and animated by Anton Bogaty, Alexandra Panzer explains the physiology behind hangovers.

In a healing Ted-Ed Lesson written by Krishna Sudha, narrator Addison Anderson talks about the fascinating history of aspirin.

A restless Ted-Ed lesson written by Alayna Vaughan explains why people snore, some much louder than others.

A loquacious Ted-Ed lesson written by Grace Smith-Vidaurre and Tim Wright explains how parrots are able to imitate human speech and sounds.

A syntactic Ted-Ed lesson by Terisa Folaron explains how hardworking commas provide assistance to conjunctions and subordinates.

A clever Ted-Ed riddle by Henri Picciotto poses the question of how to accommodate the arrival of five new dragons, some of ice and some of fire.

A Ted-Ed Lesson written by Lu Gao explains how much orangutans have in common with humans, particularly when it comes to child-rearing.