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Azeez the Assistant Zookeeper shook his head - "I'll never remember this" "Nonsense!" snorted Jeff. "It's common sense... no two animals eat exactly the same meals and for each meal just think of their names - any given pair at breakfast have at least one letter in common, no pair at lunch have...

I've seen a few solutions to this problem on the site, but none of the pieces used in those solutions have the exact shape as the pieces I have. This isn't the exact puzzle, so the colors do not match, but this is what the end result is supposed to look like.

New here but working on a number riddle and searching for methods led me to this site on a former riddle. Which word answers this riddle of numbers? The riddle is below. 2058 48104515819 307 35548418 3450338121319 1852146 2045331521465 121018303419 354548 5014447734498 20548 3315255227 4712284414...

What is the fastest way to checkmate/helpmate (A helpmate is a type of chess problem in which both sides cooperate in order to achieve the goal of checkmating Black/White) in this given position? It is black to play.

Can you transform this word triple PELTS SORES DIVAN into this word triple PLOTS DIVES SANER just by swapping pairs of letters? You may swap any pair of letters you like, either between two words (e.g., TRIES and NODES can swap the "T" and the "D" to become DRIES and NOTES) or within the sa...

There are three phrases below. Each of them represents a word in the English language, but that word has been taken apart and its segments have been turned into antonyms. For example, take the noun 'doghouse.' It can be dissected into the words 'dog' and 'house,' which in turn can be turned into ...

At a congress there are some doctors, and everyone shakes a certain number of hands (never more than once with the same person). The doctors can be divided in two groups: -Group O: the doctors who shaked hands an odd number of times. -Group E: the doctors who shaked hands an even number of times....