A man in North Carolina couldn't bear the thought of losing his furry best friend, so he cloned her — twice. Thanks to science, he's raising the puppies with his senior dog.

After living in a pig pen to put himself through university, Jeannie Maano says the feeling of walking into his family’s house in Putāruru is indescribable.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A Tottenville family is battling to keep their precious pig at home in her twilight years after an anonymous neighbor tipped off the New York City Department of Health and ...

A new Squeal on Pigs app allows you to report damage from invasive wild pigs with your smart phone – then get help eliminating them from your property. The app is part of an ongoing effort to rid the ...

Quick facts Changes in behavior, appearance and temperament of pigs are early signs of sickness, but are often subtle and easily overlooked. Early detection of sick pigs is crucial to health ...

Q: What do "teacup" pigs and unicorns have in common? A: Neither exist, even if we really want them to. Teacup pigs are promoted as perfect for kids and suburban homes. But these little pets can ...

Voice cloning, a transformative technology, aims to synthesize speech in a target voice by using provided text and a few audio samples of the target speaker. In recent years, voice cloning has ...

Experts say tiny pigs are a myth and some sold as pets can become a giant problem, with one owner saying her mini pig is now almost big enough to ride like a horse.

Researchers have reported growing hearts containing human cells in pig embryos for the first time. The embryos survived for 21 days, and in that time their tiny hearts started beating.

Fabio Fognini and Corentin Moutet's match couldn't go without any drama as the Italian was heard calling the Frenchman "a little pig" moments after their Stuttgart match ended.