Even when they sleep, cats still amaze us with their little acrobatics. They’re either curled up like little balls with their noses touching their tails (when we can barely touch our toes!) ...

Cats sleep so much because they have an ancestral instinct to conserve energy for hunting. They are awake during low-light times of day, which means they are mostly active while we sleep.

Take this tabby cat, for example, who lost her favorite sleeping spot as her owner's baby bump grew bigger. The cat had preferred sleeping on her owner's stomach rather than the bed. Fortunately ...