wild animals

Animals the way nature intended it; explore the world of wild animals and the controversies surrounding domestication and hunting of feral beasts.

How Many Types Of Pets Are There?
Many households have pets.They can be entertaining in addition to being adorable family members. Think about the animals you already own and the benefits of getting a new pet before making your decision.
By Aisha Shamim 4 years ago in Petlife
The Diner is Closed
Most dog owner’s I know say the same thing. Their pets aren’t just their pets; they’re part of the family, like children. They want to be loved, cuddled, babied, and spoiled.
By Margaret Brennan4 years ago in Petlife
Chipmunk versus Human: A Stare Down
I’m pulling weeds after the rain. It’s a good time to do it; the ground is moist and loose and forgiving. The rain-pocked soil releases the offending, invasive stalks without resistance. One firm tug and the weeds—root and all—are plucked into oblivion.
By Catherine Kenwell4 years ago in Petlife
The headless rooster survived 18 months after being decapitated
Ancient Chinese emperors often used the punishment of "noon beheading" to grant death to others. In people's eyes, this punishment is absolutely "no one survived".
By Na Dunshie4 years ago in Petlife
Fox Diet: What Do Foxes Eat?
The diet of a fox is a fascinating topic of study. What do these creatures eat in the wild? How do they hunt for food? And what kind of things do they like to snack on? In this blog post, we'll explore the diet of foxes and take a look at some of the different things that these animals eat.
By Heather Whitney4 years ago in Petlife
Why don't people ride zebras?
Throughout history, humans have tried to ride a variety of animals, including turtles, ostriches, camels, elephants, yaks, bulls and goats. We especially like creatures that live next to horses, mules, donkeys...
By stella4 years ago in Petlife
The Largest Parrot Colony In The World Was Threatened
The team of the Argentine biologist and researcher Juan Masello, who since 1998 has led the Barranquero Parrot project, revealed the death of at least 800 adults of the species in this last reproductive season (2020-2021). The causes: the lack of food, as a result of the La Niña phenomenon and the clearing.
By Abu Saleh4 years ago in Petlife
Doe, Raymond and Me
One day, over two years ago, a strange creature appeared in our back yard. A little white deer peeked her head around a tree, like a shy preschooler searching for a playmate. Our first meeting was tempered with a gentle approach and soft words, but as there was no trust she disappeared abruptly like a specter, leaving us wondering if what we saw was just an apparition. Over the next months, other neighbors reported sightings of the White Deer, describing their encounters with the en”deer”ing creature and soon our little town of Raymond, Wisconsin had a pet and mascot.
By Jane Mathews4 years ago in Petlife
Hyena Duo Fu's choice of love
The impala Flyby has this story: It makes me cry every time I see it. On the Lungeti steppes of East Africa, dfo, a hyena, lives with his three babies who are not yet months old.
By Marya Sch4 years ago in Petlife
family feud
Hyena is a male Wolf who grew up on the edge of the Taklimakan Desert and just came of age. He inherits the wild and unyielding spirit of his ancestors who hunted and hunted in the desert. His eyes are full of vitality, maverick breath and cold light of swallowing thousands of miles.
By Marya Sch4 years ago in Petlife
Are the animals happy in the zoo?
What is the purpose of the zoo? ! Protect and treat animals? ! Of course not. They are in it for profit. Then you can imagine, if the animal is sick, is it convenient to spend manpower and resources to cure or let it die and then buy a more convenient. Without further ado, I am a regular visitor to the Shanghai Zoo because I love reptiles and live in Shanghai. Shanghai Zoo is one of the best zoos in China. But the way animals are treated still bothers me. Because I love reptiles, I'll tell you about climbing. I remember the first time I went there, there was a large area with a mix of pythons (apparently recovered from players) and I saw a Burmese python with eyes that looked almost blind and a ball python that was in pretty bad condition in its box. A few months later, the two snakes were gone, and there were several reticulated pythons in the area that hadn't been there before. As for where the two snakes went, hehe. The Burmese python with the eye injury was apparently untreated. In addition to the boa constrictors these larger and more expensive snakes, there is also an area in the museum to raise some common national snakes, it is not difficult to know that these snakes are not expensive. There are many kinds of snakes in this box, and I don't have the heart to make fun of them for mixing the snake-eating snakes with the common snakes. But to my surprise, every time I went to the zoo, the snake in the box was different. Later, I realized that it was normal to exchange one batch for another. Such is the case with Shanghai Zoo, and zoos in second - and third-tier cities in China are even worse. Forget happiness, it's hard enough for animals to survive without being abused.
By 朱军朱军4 years ago in Petlife
Why zebras have stripes, and point out that people are often different from those around them, too.
Zebras are the only large land mammals with stripes. Why do they have these white and black lines, and why don't other animals? There are several theories about why zebras have such bold markings, but scientists have yet to find a definitive answer. Although we don't know exactly why zebras evolved their distinctive stripes, we do know that many other species share this unique patterning for different reasons—and that humans also share some similarities with these striped animals.
By Courtanae Heslop4 years ago in Petlife