A Rare Calico Lobster Found Its Way to a Virginia Red Lobster
The spotted lobster was dubbed 'Freckles' and was spared a typical lobster's fate, winding up on display rather than on a plate.
The spotted lobster was dubbed 'Freckles' and was spared a typical lobster's fate, winding up on display rather than on a plate.
The giant wood moth dies a few days after reaching adulthood, and females are so heavy they have trouble flying.
Seeing a rhino hanging upside-down from a helicopter might make you uncomfortable, but it's indisputably a good thing for the rhino.
In 1921, an Airedale Terrier named Dormie captured national attention by becoming the first dog to be put on trial for (cat) murder. And yes, he had a lawyer.
Do cute puppy pictures have therapeutic effects? One dog food company has devised an experiment to find out.
The science experiment was made possible by red lipstick, white paper, and a high tolerance for looking at cat buttholes.
If your bone china dinnerware is what it claims to be, it probably contains more than a little powdered cow.
If you were a dog that came across an unattended string of sausages, you’d probably swipe them, too.
Dogs tend to sprint like Olympians after escaping from the tub. What prompts this kind of canine behavior?
If you've ever watched the Kentucky Derby, you've seen a field full of Thoroughbred horses in action.
Colorado-based Smartwool is trying to cut down on textile waste by accepting busted socks and recycling them into dog beds.
Netflix's 'Seaspiracy' and the BBC's 'Blue Planet II' make the list of the top-rated nature documentaries.
The cephalopod is strikingly intelligent, but its most spectacular talent may be its ability to fully regrow arms lost to predators.
Because Fancy Feast’s “Seared Salmon Entrée with Spinach” is for cats—but you deserve to have some, too.
Cats can often be found munching on plastic items, especially bags. Here's why they do it, and why they shouldn't.
Quoth the Raven: “I am going to steal those short ribs straight from your cart and there’s nothing you can do about it. Caw!”
Dogs are fond of taste-testing windows in both cars and homes. Here's what they're really trying to do.
The mule’s name, Mettle, represented spirit, ardor, and stamina. “The way they play, they need all those things,” one Mets fan said.
The color of an egg's shell says nothing about its quality. The only difference between brown eggs and white eggs lies in the breed of the chicken that laid them.
One of Philadelphia’s best-kept secrets is its thriving community of Black cowboys, who have called the city home for more than a century.
A big yawn doesn't necessarily mean your pup is ready for a nap. If your dog yawns excessively, they could be signaling stress.
If 'Godzilla vs. Kong' were a pooping contest, who would produce the most waste: a radioactive amphibious lizard or a colossal ape?
Sometimes the trick goes unnoticed. But at least we can use blacklights to recognize the biofluorescent beasts who lay hidden in our midst.
Matted brown or black fur under a dog's eyes is common, especially with certain breeds. Here's how it happens.