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Male jaguar rivals pair up for years in unexpected bromancesResearchers in South America have observed two examples of never-before-seen alliances between rival male jaguars.
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Elderly female lion grows 'awkward teenage mane,' baffling zookeepersAn elderly female lion at the Topeka Zoo in Kansas has sprouted a mane. This phenomenon has only been seen a handful of times.
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Is it safe for cats to drink milk?Mother cats nurse kittens, but can older cats safely lap up milk?
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Why Do Cats Wiggle Their Butts Before They Pounce?As many pet owners will attest, when their cat prepares to pounce, it does a little butt wiggle first.
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Why do so many cats have white 'socks' on their paws?Those white socks are there because of genetic mutations and domestication.
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Why do cats lick?Here's the science behind why cats lick themselves, as well as other animals and even humans.
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Tigers: The world's largest catsTigers are the biggest cats in the world, but their populations are struggling. With only 3,200 left in the wild, there are now more living in captivity than in the wild.
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How do cats get their stripes?Several key genes dictate whether a house cat will have stripes, spots or neither.
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Why do cats meow?Meowing is a tool to get you to do their bidding.
