Hi, Charlotte. I'm glad you had fun reading that article! Do you hear kids using the phrase where you live?

Hey, Sofia! Cats do not actually have nine lives. They one, just like other living things. And cats do not ALWAYS land on their feet! However, they DO land on their feet A LOT. They have the ability to twist their bodies in the air while they're falling to rotate so they land on their feet. Then they extend their legs to help them land more safely. These skills might be why cats got the reputation of having nine lives! 🐱

I also didn't know about the tunnel before reading about it on News-O-Matic! And I agree, it does look cool to explore. Is there anywhere else in Rome you'd want to visit?

Hi, Alaina! I'm glad you enjoyed reading that article. Ashley wrote it! Isn't she a great author? I'll share your message with her. We knew it was a topic that many readers would enjoy!

Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands. Did you see News-O-Matic's story about the city? You should check it out. It's called "Amsterdam Turns 750!"

Penguins do not naturally live in Wisconsin, although some live in zoos. Penguins live on the coasts of continents or on islands. They spend much of their lives swimming in the ocean. And although you might think of the birds as cold-weather animals, some kinds of penguins live in warmer areas of the world. 🐧

Hey, Jeremiah! For most living things, trash is not a good thing to eat. Trash does harm and kill fish if they eat it. That's why it's important to make sure we're responsible with our trash and keep it out of nature. Also, fish do have bones, including spines.

That's a complicated question! Artificial intelligence can be very helpful, but there are also ways that it can be damaging. You can search News-O-Matic to learn more about AI. Check out the recent article "Media Literacy Week: Minds Over AI" for tips about how media literacy can help us be smart when using AI.

Hey, Jack! Thanks for the nice message! Everyone at News-O-Matic works hard to write great articles. Also, if you're taking time to consider your thoughts and opinions about the articles, it sounds like you're a great reader too!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Naomi! I know a lot of readers are interested in the story of the missing jewelry taken from the Louvre. I wonder what will happen next. 🤔

That's an interesting idea, Everly. If you were writing an article about junk food, what parts would you focus on?

Hey, Ryan! Kevin Tang saw a problem and invented a solution. Then he shared his science work with the 3M Young Scientist challenge. Officials for the challenge chose him as a winner. You can learn more about his work in the News-O-Matic article "A Young Scientist's Winning Idea."

Hi, Mason. I'm doing well, how are you? I think science articles are interesting too. I promise there will be more science articles in News-O-Matic. Is there a specific kind of science that you like most?

I'm so glad you loved that article, Zachary! Thanks for sharing your thoughts about it with me.

Hello, Emma! On October 19, jewels were stolen form the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. Officials closed the museum and have been searching for the thieves. So far, only one piece of jewelry has been found. Police say they've found some evidence from the thieves too. The museum is open again and officials will keep looking. I'll be sure to share any more big updates.

I am also interested in the 2026 World Cup, Dashel. I wonder which country will end up on top! News-O-Matic will definitely write all about the huge sporting event. There will be articles at the beginning and end of the tournament, but there will be other stories as well! I hope you love reading them! ⚽️

So sorry for your loss, Delphia. Thinking of you and sending my well wishes for you and your whole family.

Thanks for your kind words, Liam! It's nice to hear encouragement when you're working hard. I hope you keep up your good work too!

Hi, Rhys. The smallest bug in the world is called the fairfly. It is a kind of parasitic wasp. One kind of fairyfly measures only 0.139 millimeters long! Did you see News-O-Matic's recent article about small creatures? It's called "Big Beauty in the "Small World"!"

Hi, Ela! Yes, I AM a real human! I promise. I love Türkiye and hope to visit one day soon. I am from New York City in the United States. Thanks for writing!