Pets & Animals

When the temperature drops and the days get shorter, it's tempting to curl up on the couch and let your dog's exercise routine fall by the wayside. But your furry

Have you ever seen a colorful bird talk or a tiny hedgehog curl up into a ball? I have—and I love it! My journey with exotic pet animals has been

Having a pet can be a blissful and improving encounter for any family. But past companionship and charm, pets can play a vital part in a child’s mental, enthusiastic, and

Are German Shepherds Good With Kids? German Shepherds had been used all through history as protectors. The most clever and constant Shepherd dogs have been bred in Germany inside the

Maine Coon cats are one of the biggest domestic cat breeds. Well, how big do cats get and where is Maine Coon cat on the size scale? You ask? Well

When you think about Beagles you think of charming noses and floppy ears. But having one isn’t always as lovely as it appears. While Beagles have a long history of

Taking care of a long-haired cat involves needing to pay more attention to their grooming regimen. If you’ve got one of these fluffy felines, you’ll know their coat can soon

For a bird that spends a lot of time drilling into tree bark, the woodpecker tongue is among the most brilliant designs seen in nature. Still, there is more to

Two or three times as much joy—and frequently twice or three times the responsibility—come from multi-cat households. Keeping your furious cat family in peace doesn't have to be difficult, though;

The African Forest elephant is a species under concern these days. Scientists in 1989 estimated there were 170,000 elephants surviving in the wild from roughly 700,000 a few decades previously.

Dogs are reactive and emotional creatures, in contrast to cats. A wagging tail will indicate their happiness. They will definitely let you know with a high-pitched wail if they are

Pigeon overcrowding has gotten so bad in recent years in cities all around the world, including New York and Las Vegas, that people now consider them to be just as

In the 1980s, the British government started enacting legislation to save bats, beginning with the Wildlife and Countryside Act of 1981. European laws such as the Conservation of Habitats and

Rottweilers are a successors that can make them hands recognizable with their highly muscular body, huge heads, and trappy tan and woebegone markings on the fur. Rottweilers are mainly famous