But do any other animals purr? The answer depends on how exactly you define "purr," said Jonathan Losos, a professor of biology at Washington University in St. Louis and author of "The Cat's Meow: How ...

Cat claws work in a very specialized way. Claws grow out of a bone, called the third phalanx. A growth center, that has its own blood supply and nerve endings, supports the claw, delivering ...

Doja Cat, who wowed with cat transformation at Monday's Met Gala in New York City, showed off photos Thursday on Instagram of her new ink, an intricate fine-line tattoo of a bat skeleton that ...

Doja Cat shows off her massive bat skeleton tattoo and its meaning. The "Need to Know" singer's latest tattoo stretches across her back, from shoulder to shoulder, and nearly down to her waist.

While a tendonectomy keeps the claws intact, it’s not a perfect solution. Without the tendons, the toes tend to curl around and alter the cat’s normal anatomy, which predisposes them to arthritis.

Gladiator skeleton with big cat bite marks. The researchers used 3D scanning to look closely at one of the skeletons, a man who lived between AD 200 — 300.

A veterinarian explains that while cats aren't liquid, their skeletal structure affords them incredible flexibility to hunt, hide, and navigate tight spaces.

Woe betide the rhinoceros radiologist. “Radiologists are very comfortable with dogs, cats, horses, cows,” said Dr. Michael Adkesson, the president and chief executive of Brookfield Zoo Chicago.

This small saber-toothed cat was discovered in 2020. The mummy includes the animal's entire head and one forelimb, shoulders and thorax and one of the hind legs.

The complete cat skeleton was found about 40cm from a human burial. The similar states of preservation and positions of the burials in the ground suggest the person and the cat were buried together.

Archaeologists discover ‘large cat’ bite marks on Roman gladiator skeleton for first time. A stunning discovery on an ancient Roman skeleton of a man who suffered a brutal death has finally ...