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When I lived in Queens, there was only one reason I kept going back to a particular bodega in the neighborhood that wasn't quite on my way home—to visit the biggest, sweetest orange cat I'd ever seen in my life. His name was Tony and he was truly a beast. He had a head the size of a cantaloup that he would ram affectionately into your shins if you gave him a crumb of attention. Bodega cats usually like find a nice cosy spot in a pile of chips, or smooshed in between twelve-packs of beer, but To…

Cats have strong, flexible little bodies with razor-sharp reflexes. In action, cats seem effortlessly graceful and light on their feet. But when frozen in time by an opportune photo, cats are often exposed to be the wild goofballs they really are. To prove our point, we've collected a bunch of hilarious action shots of cats leaping in mid-air, doing weird interpretive dances, and pouncing eagerly at something off-camera. If you love cats as much as we do, you'll surely enjoy these action-packed…

Why do feral pigeons seem to build such hilariously low-effort nests? Perhaps their reasons are beyond our understanding. And before we go insulting pigeons, let's remind ourselves that humans domesticated these special birds thousands of years ago, used them for their meat and excellent homing abilities, and then abandoned them when they weren't so useful anymore. Domesticated pigeons became feral pigeons—cunning little masters of urban survival; creatures that thrive despite tireless municipa…

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