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In a home with more than one cat, feline wrestling can be a common sight. But how do we know when it’s becoming a problem?
Twitter recently blew up with posts wondering about the feline fascination with taped squares on the ground. An animal behavior expert explains it’s not magic that draws Fluffy to the #CatSquare.
Prime-time TV audiences continue to drop as people switch over to watch online content.
Watching a clip of Lil Bub or Grumpy Cat may give you a quick mood boost to get you through a tough workday.
Watching cute cat videos and looking at their online pictures may not be a waste of time. A new study has found doing so could boost energy levels and increase feelings of happiness.
Would a reprint of Mein Kampf impact a digital generation reared on “Hi Hitler” spoofs?
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