When we looked for life lessons in some of the most successful zoo escapes, we found out why we’re so fascinated by these ...

"There was no realistic way to actually avoid the collision or for me to have somehow driven between the two other cars. At ...

"Every pixie cut should be versatile. I should be able to wear it down or spike it up or curl it," notes Wright-Horn. As for specific styling trends, the stylist says that the magic of the pixie is ...

Mikhail Simdyankin was lured into the military by a generous sign-on bonus. ‘If I could, I would rewind and give all that ...

West Elm is known for its clean lines and a modern aesthetic that is equally appealing to homeowners and apartment dwellers. The Shelter sleeper sofa doubles as a day ...

The researchers consider sleeping on their left side to have had an evolutionary advantage for cats – helping them hunt and ...

Most cat owners know their pets spend a lot of time asleep, but fewer realize how they sleep might matter. A recent study looked at over 400 videos and found that cats aren’t just napping at random.

Researchers found that 65% of cats sleep on their left side and only 35% prefer the right — this trait may have evolved as a way of responding to danger and for hunting prey more efficiently ...

Most cat owners know their pets spend a lot of time asleep, but fewer realize how they sleep might matter. A recent study looked at over 400 videos and found that cats aren’t just napping at random.

Dogs and cats often don't make the best bedmates. But pet owners often choose sleep deprivation over isolation from their beloved critters.

Because cats sleep between 12 and 16 hours a day, they're often put in a vulnerable spot against predators. They might seek higher ground to protect themselves or use the coverage to stalk their prey.

One thing you may have noticed is that your cat likes to sleep on their left side when they’re in one of the best cat beds or ...