animals

WATCH: Cute Bunnies Swarm Woman for Food

By Olivia B. Waxman

Ragtag Team of Rogue Chihuahuas Terrorizing Arizona Town

By Samantha Grossman

Here’s How to Predict the Weather Using Your Cat

By Kyle Chayka

Why Marius the Giraffe Had to Become Lion Chow

By Kathryn Bowers
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This Needy Penguin Just Wants to Be Loved

The only thing this penguins has ever wanted is simply to be loved. That’s it. She’s not asking for much.Her name is Sakura and she lives at the Matsue Vogel Park bird center in Japan,...

By Samantha Grossman

Cute Break: This Fox Thinks She's A Dog

What does the fox say? Awwwww.

By Melissa Locker

Curiouser and Curiouser: LIFE Magazine's World of Miscellany, 1952

LIFE.com offers the first edition of a planned series of galleries paying fond tribute to Miscellany, the back-of-the-magazine photo feature that delighted LIFE readers for decades.

By Liz Ronk

Danish Giraffe Has Company in Forced Death

The killings of animals including zebras and pygmy hippos are necessary for conservation, zookeepers say, leading to mandatory euthanization in an effort to ensure there's room for other species, especially ones that need special protection

By Lisa Abend

'Operation Angry Birds' Swoops In On Massive Cockfighting Circuit

As many as 3,000 birds can simmer down now

By Dan Kedmey

A Breed Apart: Portraits of Yorkshire Terriers

As the 138th annual Westminster Dog Show gets underway in New York, LIFE presents photos celebrating a rare and singularly winning breed: The Yorkie.

By Ben Cosgrove

A Salmon Has a Better GPS Than You Do

New insights on how salmon make the migrations they do

By Veronique Greenwood

This Poodle Will Stop At Nothing to Protect His Baby Sister From an Evil Blow Dryer

Seriously though, we wouldn't mess with this poodle.

By Samantha Grossman

Say Hello to the Adorable Set of Rare Red Panda Twins Born in New Zealand

We're warning you, though: they're alarmingly cute

By Samantha Grossman

Sort of Cute, Sort of Creepy Teddy Bears and the Grown-Ups Who Love Them

In December 1970, LIFE magazine featured a number of adults who, long years after their childhoods had ended, still retained a fondness for the fluffy teddy bear companions of their youth.

By Ben Cosgrove

The Groundhog: An Appreciation

For at least 175 years, humans have looked to a marmot for their weather predictions

By Ben Cosgrove

Eight Animals Who Predicted A Super Bowl Winner

A clairvoyant canine, a soothsaying seal and a psychic porcupine give their forecasts

By Samantha Grossman

Antarctica's Brutal Beauty: Portraits From the Bottom of the World

Stunning photographs of glaciers and penguins — that nearly came at the price of one photographer's life

By Ben Cosgrove

RIP Colonel Meow, World's Furriest Cat, Dead at 2

Guinness World Record holder for cat with the longest fur will be sorely missed by his minions

By Olivia B. Waxman

Pope Francis Blesses Porn Star's Parrot

Green parrot was named Amore, or Italian for "Love"

By Andrew Katz

The Only Thing That Makes Budweiser's 'Puppy Love' Super Bowl Ad Better Is Adding Ginuwine's 'Pony'

In which the puppy gets a little saucy

By Laura Stampler
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