fact or fiction
Is it fact or merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the myths and beliefs we hold about our pets, like why dogs wag their tails and cats purr.
Polar Bear Tries To Get Attention From Fishing Ship. When Crew Notices, They Lower A Rescue Vessel
When the lifeboat hit the water, the bear let out a soft roar as its strong paws and claws hauled it onto the lifeboat.
National Aquarium’s “Sanctuary” Plan Problematic?
The National Aquarium in Baltimore has been a home for Atlantic bottlenose dolphins since the 1980s. It currently serves as a home to six dolphins who take part in daily training and feeding sessions six times a day. Lessons and knowledge are both taught and tested with rewards given to them by their trainers at the end of each session. Yet, the trainers are part of their pod. Since 2016, the trainers have been preparing them for life in a marine sanctuary that would be located somewhere in the Caribbean. However, there is one problem: the sanctuary has yet to be built, and plans for its construction seemed mired in logistical problems.
Jenna DeedyPublished 2 months ago in Petlife
Five Ways to Make Friends with Your Cat
Cats are known for their aloof and unpredictable behavior, making it difficult for their owners to understand them. However, cats have their language, and if you learn it, there's a chance you'll understand them much better. We've put together a guide to help you find a common language with your pet.
Abdul Hannan SaifPublished 2 months ago in Petlife
Misplaced? How silly..
Misplaced? How silly… I am not misplaced. YOU think that I’m misplaced, reaching at night, feeling with your palm where I used to lie. You cry not finding me, but truly- you shouldn’t.
Salomé SaffiriPublished 2 months ago in Petlife
If You Were A Dog Breed - What Would You Be?
In my household... We have a running joke that my bro-bro is a golden retriever. He's very food-motivated (and a little food-aggressive unless it's one of the kids), he gets easily distracted by, well, anything, he knocks things over with his tail, he's kind of dopey, he's always making everyone smile, and the most grouchy he gets is when he hasn't had enough food or sleep. He also eats things he shouldn't when no one's looking.
Hope MartinPublished 3 months ago in Petlife
Does Your Dog Really Watch TV ?
As you wind down in the evening, preparing to bid farewell to the day, your loyal companion makes a nightly entrance into the living room, eyes fixed on the television screen. What's going on in that furry head of theirs? Let's dive into the fascinating world of canine behavior and decode the mysteries of your pup's actions.
A Fascinating Glimpse into the Diverse World of Animal Vision
Have you ever wondered what the world would look like with a different set of eyes? Not just from another person's point of view, but from a whole other creature's perspective. Animals perceive the world in ways vastly different from humans, with unique vision adaptations that shape their experiences. Let's delve into the intriguing realm of animal vision. The red-green colorblindness in dogs doesn't hinder their loyalty or ability to navigate the world. Their motion detection and enhanced low-light vision inherited from wolves showcase their evolutionary adaptations for activities like hunting and playing fetch, making them remarkable companions in various environments, even during dimly lit conditions.
The Canine Chronicles
In the quiet town of Pawsington, where the wind carried the soft howls of distant dogs, a groundbreaking discovery was quietly taking place. Dr. Olivia Harper and Dr. Felix Mitchell, two visionary veterinarians, had stumbled upon a remarkable formula that could extend the lives of elderly dogs.
Samantha da SilvaPublished 3 months ago in Petlife
Unveiling the Astonishing Discoveries Inside a Whale - Prepare to Be Amazed!
In the realm of bizarre and peculiar animal behaviors, some creatures have left us astonished with the unexpected objects found inside their stomachs. While humans have their peculiar food habits, animals, too, exhibit questionable eating habits. This article delves into some of the weirdest things ever found inside animals, revealing surprising treasures and shocking incidents that have left us scratching our heads.
The Death of the Wicked
The majestic black feathered bird sat lonely and defeated in his solitary prison looking longingly out of the bars of his tiny cell. The water that the woman brought him was stale and tasted horrible, and his stomach cramped every time he took a drink of the murky and dirty liquid. His black feathery wings once took him far into the heavens, but now his once glossy feathers were found decorating the bottom of his “home” as the thoughtless woman called it.
Isabella RosePublished 3 months ago in Petlife
Buzzworthy Insights: Unveiling the Top Ten Fascinating Facts About Bees
Introduction The introduction serves as a crucial starting point for any document. It provides an overview of the topic at hand and sets the tone for the rest of the content. In this section, we aim to captivate the readers' attention and pique their interest by offering a brief glimpse into the subject matter. By providing a well-crafted introduction, we can effectively engage our audience and lay the foundation for the subsequent sections that will delve deeper into the intricacies of the topic.
yassine zahouriPublished 4 months ago in Petlife
"Understanding the Enigmatic Feline: Exploring the Wonders of Cats"
I. Introduction Cats, these fascinating and independent creatures, have been companions to humans for millennia, leaving an indelible mark on our history, culture, and hearts. Their journey alongside humans dates back thousands of years, with evidence of their domestication traced to ancient civilizations. However, unlike the intentional domestication process seen with dogs, cats began their companionship with humans in a more enigmatic and independent manner.
