This classic duck-rabbit optical illusion tricks your brain into switching perspectives. What you see might reveal whether you are a deep thinker or carefree ...

The duck's impromptu solo walk down the aisle, seemingly heading straight for the bride's waiting spot, brought immediate joy to the ceremony.

The TikTok optical illusion test reveals personality traits based on whether viewers see a rabbit or a duck first.

Adding the duck walk to your exercise routine can have dramatic results, but it must be done with proper form and gradual build-up to prevent injury. Let's dissect all you need to know about this ...

Don't let an airport's size sneak up on you. Here are the airports that will take you the longest to walk across in the U.S.

Ultimately, you are not forgetful; your brain is simply prioritising its memories. The brain interprets a new room as a new goal and may prematurely press the delete button on your original intention.

In March, Kuru, a footwear company, revealed the findings of its analysis looking into which U.S. airports will take you the longest to walk across on your next trip.

Does this optical illusion show a rabbit and then a duck, a duck and then a rabbit, only one of the two, or neither of them? According to a new study, your answer says a lot about your personality.

What you once knew as an after-dinner stroll has been rebranded a “fart walk” on social media—and the trend is having a moment.

While taking a walk any time of the day is good for you, squeezing some steps in after you eat can provide even more benefits to your mind and body.

Low-intensity exercise like walking can help you burn calories and lose weight. Here's how to optimize walking for weight loss, according to certified trainers.

By the age of 40, your brain begins to make small mistakes, faults every now and then. You do not realise it, but perhaps you forget what is on your grocery list, or you walk into a room and forget ...