Cockatoos are known for having big personalities, and they typically aren’t afraid to show it — they love to make their presence (and their voices) known. Many will also absorb the human language and ...

In June 2023, Hasbro celebrated Furby's 25th anniversary by launching a new model featuring vibrant fur colors, light-up ears, and over 600 phrases. This iteration emphasizes direct interaction ...

There's Huggable, a robot teddy bear, and Kismet, a babbler with big eyes, red lips, and pointy ears. Nexi is baby-faced and blue-eyed, and Leonardo has been described variously as a squirrel, a furry ...

First up, it’s the Loungefly Hasbro Furby mini backpack. She is giving, honey. This plush purple backpack is so happy to see you! Doesn’t it just make you smile? We can’t resist that Furby ...

The Furby will still be adorable, but also slowly blinking in your direction, spouting menacing Furbish, and somehow wielding a knife, even though this nostalgic fuzzball has no hands. We’ve all ...

"Take a walk down memory lane with the HEYDUDE™ Furby Collection, where 90s nostalgia meets modern comfort. Designed for women and teens, these slip-ons are available in two playful options ...

Hey Dude just dropped the biggest hit of nostalgia and it’s with a collaboration you might not expect. Stroll into the past with the Hey Dude Furby Collection, blending 90s nostalgia with contemporary ...

An approximately 5-inch tall gremlin that spoke its own language — although it would eventually learn English — as well as wiggle its ears and blink ... "the 1998 Furby release turned peaceful ...

Hampton had decided to make a ball of fur anthropomorphic, and the name Furby came from his son, who pointed out the toy did in fact look like a ball of fur. With realistic ear wiggles ...

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“Airplane ear” can muffle hearing and make your ears feel clogged. Here’s why, and how to avoid it. Credit...Eric Helgas for The New York Times Supported by By Katie Mogg Katie Mogg spoke ...