Science

New study information suggests that infants exposed to higher levels of pet and pest dander may actually have lower rates for developing asthma, a chronic respiratory condition afflicting millions.

From wild wolves to today's domesticated canine, one genetic factor seems to have influenced breeding practices as far back as 15,000 years ago in our quest for the perfect companion.

Some clever barn swallows from Tonsberg, Norway have discovered how to open a condominium's garage door, allowing them to outfox predators who don't yet know how motion-detectors work.

According to a new study, weaning kittens too soon can impact their future well being and quality of life. How soon is too soon? Find out what scientists are saying right here.

If tomato juice doesn't work effectively for removing skunk funk, what can you do to rid yourself of the malodorous odor? A veterinarian weighs in with the answer.

Have you got a digger? Understanding why your dog is continually tearing up your yard can lead to a truce between the two of you and provide answers to the problem.

An interesting new study from the Mayo Clinic sheds light on the habit of sleeping with pets and how it influences insomnia. Find out for yourself how you can improve your chances for a better night's rest.

A resourceful coconut crab on a South Pacific coral atoll chose an old doll's head as its temporary home, much to the horror of much of the internet.