This video is filled with cute and clumsy puppy moments that are impossible to resist. From funny slips to playful fails, these adorable pups bring joy, laughter, and lots of tail-wagging energy.

A survey done by the University of Leeds and Tourism Western Australia has found that watching videos of cute animals can significantly reduce feelings of stress and anxiety.

Netflix's ambitious comic book adaptation, about a post apocalypse populated by human/animal hybrids, is deeper than it initially appears.

Once the purview of world-traveling explorers lugging expensive professional gear, wildlife footage can now be captured and shared by nearly anyone. Drones and GoPros have made it easier for amateurs ...

Does owning a pet or even watching those ubiquitous YouTube animal videos make us more empathetic? Apparently so. Loving those creatures may unlock ways to make you less lonely and make the world ...

Kids can become pen pals with a sparkle-loving turkey, a cuddly cow, and more four-legged friends thanks to a new program from Pasado’s Safe Haven, a nonprofit animal sanctuary in Washington.

Research has shown that watching animal-related videos and pictures can lift our moods and help us build resilience to stress in the long run.

The study examined how watching images and videos of cute animals for 30 minutes affects blood pressure, heart rate and anxiety.