The harness-training attempt turned into viral mayhem as George the cat went airborne—and viewers can't stop laughing.

Orange isn't the most typical coat color in cats. Most cats are non-orange, usually brown or gray tabbies with some pattern of black stripes, swirls or spots, or black or blue solid-colored cats.

Scientists have finally narrowed down on a long theorised elusive genetic mutation that makes orange cats so unique, unlike any other mammal. While the orange fur colour can be seen across mammals ...

Researchers identified an unusual genetic mutation in orange domestic cats that has not been found in any other animal, according to a new study. CNN values your feedback 1.

Orange isn't the most typical coat color in cats. Most cats are non-orange, usually brown or gray tabbies with some pattern of black stripes, swirls or spots, or black or blue solid-colored cats.