A cat's delicate lapping does not scoop up water like a dog but uses inertia to create kind of a backward waterfall. The study is more than a curiosity. It could provide insights into ways to ...

Even if you don't own a cat you've probably seen one lap up a bowl of milk. Exactly how our feline friends go about doing it has been a scientific mystery, until now: The journal Science has published ...

Every pet has their thing, but this Tabby cat's "thing" is pure chaos. Instead of politely lapping water from her bowl like a civilized feline, she prefers to stand by the sink and get sprayed ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A cat's delicate lapping does not scoop up water but uses inertia to create kind of a backward waterfall, U.S. researchers reported on Thursday. Their study is more than a ...