"In the wild, kittens will usually stay with their mother until the mother becomes pregnant again, when she will naturally begin to push them away in preparation for raising her new litter. If the ...

Newsweek discussed the post with a nurse, who shared the benefits of breastfeeding but states it can be "flexible" as the ...

According to a study published in the journal Animals, the top reasons why 2,836 cats and dogs were given to a shelter include behavioral issues (28 percent), housing or moving challenges (18 percent) ...

For the first time, scientists have found strong evidence of a "polar planet"—a planet whose orbit is tilted at 90 degrees compared to the orbit of its two host stars. The discovery, made using the ...

Ethical chicken nuggets might soon be on the menu as Japanese scientists have successfully produced more than 10 grams of ...

Toy preferences can change as dogs age. While puppies often love rubbery chew toys, older or senior dogs may prefer softer toys that are easier to hold and tug. Even timid or less confident dogs may ...

A woman has recorded the nerve-wracking moment when she returned home following a security alarm text.

After running for 135 hours across Arizona's Sonoran Desert, Andy Glaze, 47, couldn't wait to take off his dusty trainers—and the internet was keen to see what was underneath his socks.

Teach a focus cue like "watch me" to get eye contact before your dog notices a rabbit or bird. Use the "leave it" cue if your dog notices a small animal first. Start training in low-distraction ...

A child-care expert told Newsweek: "The unspoken reality is that stepparents often become the 'default parent' by accident, ...

Frequent digital tech was found linked to slower cognitive decline in older adults, challenging the idea that screen time harms brain health.

Shannon Hyatali, 29, was moments away from walking down the aisle when she received a gift box from her soon-to-be husband, Mathew Da Silva, 32. Inside was a teddy bear—but it wasn't the stuffed ...