The signature challenge of memorizing tricky jumps, dodging enemies, and collecting Wumpa Fruit still feels as rewarding ... such a pixelated title. But the real gems are the expansions.

A MOBA game branched off from real-time strategy games to focus on two teams competing ... Your team needs to race to capture the most Wumpa fruit and deposit them at the respective drop-off zone.

But while a poisonous fruit being found around a five-star resort sounds like a made-for-TV moment, this tree is real—and its ...

Indigenous to parts of South and Southeast Asia, Australia and the Pacific islands, the fruit contains a toxin in its seeds ...

This led viewers of the show to wonder if the tree and its fruit are real and dangerous. Its fruit has also made fans curious as one member’s declining mental health is being related to it.

The season 3 finale of "The White Lotus" recently aired — with the episode featuring the "pong pong tree," a plant with fruit so poisonous that it is nicknamed "the suicide tree." While viewers ...

"So don't eat it." After its role in the finale, fans are curious about whether this fruit (and the tree it grows on) is real — and if its reputation is as deadly as we're told. Read on to learn ...