ANIMALS

From the mysteries behind their meows to what all that purring is about, we're breaking down some myths about our feline companions.

Fibonacci developed his theory based on rabbit population growth, but you'll find the golden ratio in everything from flowers to outer space.

You might think your cat puts toys in his water bowl just to be a jerk. We can’t exactly prove that wrong—but there might be another explanation.

Some dog breeds are objectively more adorable than others—at least according to the Golden Ratio.

We’re all familiar with the phrase “raining cats and dogs,” but what about fish and frogs and raw meat?

What these creatures lack in size they make up for in ability to kill—or at least make you wish you were dead.

Nothing ruins the joy of watching backyard wildlife like the sudden thunk of a bird smashing into your window.

Icelandic horses have a reputation for being extra intelligent and independent—qualities that make for great office assistants.

The "gentle giant" of cats is a quirky—but lovable—feline with a lot of interesting tales to tell.

Racehorse names may honor a pedigree, a First Lady, or make a fart joke.

Mike was supposed to be dinner. Instead, he became a national treasure.

Turns out your golden retriever might not be all that into retrieving.