Cats are beloved family members in tens of millions of households, but we know surprisingly little about their genes.

Rachael Robertson details to PEOPLE how she took her former foster cat, Garbanzo, back in almost four years after initially taking care of the animal and her littermates.

"They grow up so fast, like stooooop that's my baby," one user said. Another added: "Don't worry, their kitten face always comes back when they want food." ...

Fans of reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates packed the Saratoga Springs City Center this weekend. Before you click away, ...

Historically, snakes have gotten a bad rap, but there’s a lot to love about these fascinating creatures, writes Jonathan ...

Animals are finely adapted to their native habitats, but when they are introduced to other ecosystems, they can become ...

In early February, a tarantula sank its fangs into an Iberia pilot during a flight from Düsseldorf to Madrid. What could have ...

Cats and milk often go hand in hand in popular culture. But on dairy farms, cats do much more than enjoy a saucer of milk – ...

The Thai Ridgeback is a living piece of history. This rare breed has existed for centuries, yet most people have never heard ...

A 10-month-old spider monkey lost one of his arms after what officials at the Brevard Zoo called a “chance accident." Staff at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium hope to give visitors a hoppin’ good time, ...

World's most venomous snake bit Jeffery Leibowitz. Now, the SC city banned exotic animals including some snakes, primates, ...

An investigation has begun after a dead dog was thrown into a bin and ended up at Plymouth’s recycling centre. One worker called the discovery “disgusting” and said it was the latest in a string of ...