A study by the University of Leeds has claimed cute animal content provides a discernible boost to our psychological and physiological health. The study tested 15 university students who were ...

At the beginning of the study, 19 participants viewed still images and short videos of a "range of cute animals," including the quokka. Fifteen members of the group were students set to take an ...

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In videos shared by the zoo, the cub has been seen crawling and squeaking as it grows bigger by the day. At just 19 days old on Sept. 9, the zoo shared a video of Mei Xiang holding her tiny cub ...

Meet Pesto, the viral baby penguin who's taken the internet by storm. This extraordinary King Penguin chick, residing at Melbourne Aquarium in Australia, has achieved fame at just nine months old.

As it turns out, watching cute animal videos can "boost mood and concentration," CBC News said. This is because the "cute image" delivers a "minuscule blast" of dopamine to the brain.

The Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance is taking over social media with cute animal videos that are trending. Californians call on Donald Trump to declare state of emergency 'It's been an honor ...

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Here I thought I was wasting my time watching cute animal videos. But nope! Science shows viewing cute images of animals can boost your mood, improve focus and even productivity. When I’m in the ...