When you think of a cat, you envision a cute little animal with big round eyes, pointy ears, and a long tail, right? But it turns out that some cats have short tails or no tails at all.

Enjoy our expertly researched article about why cats have tails. From the biological reasons to the body language, you may be surprised!

Have you ever felt perplexed by your cat’s body language? Almost as if your cat were sending you mixed signals? Perhaps this scene is all too common: One minute your cat is purring blissfully on ...

we have discovered a cat video that gave us all the warm fuzzies, and then some. Meet Nyaa Nyaa, a fuzzy orange cat, who sat comfortably on a cushion tapping his tail to the beat of the music.

With our cat example, if we didn’t abstract we might think that all cats have long tails and short fur. Having abstracted, we know that although cats have tails and fur, not all tails are long ...