Wild animals

In the animal kingdom, scientifically inexplicable events sometimes occur, suggesting that animals are far more spiritual and intelligent than we're accustomed to thinking. The much-talked-about relationship between a tiger and a goat is proof of this.Read more

Everyone has dogs and cats, but you're not into traditional pets? Looking for an exotic, unusual companion? Some wild breeds can adapt well to apartment life, but there are certain considerations to keep in mind. Sable Read more

The era of pioneers exploring the world and its inhabitants is over. But nature changes and adapts, creating new species of animals, fish, birds, and insects. Every year, scientists discover something previously unknown. Some animals are straight out of science fiction movies. Bad news for arachnophobes: the largest spider in the world, the Goliath birdeater, reaches 28 cm in length. It is common in South America and prefers swampy, damp areas. This spider feeds on small snakes, frogs, rodents, and lizards. It was officially discovered in 2006, although specimens of this species had been discovered as early as 1965.Read more

If you bring a kitten or puppy into your home and raise them from puppyhood, it's easy to gain love and trust. Building a warm relationship with older pets, especially those adopted from shelters or rescued from the street, is more challenging. After all, they've often experienced human betrayal and cruelty. Therefore, owners will have to work hard to rebuild trust in their cat or dog.Read more

Children are easily deceived and frightened. They perceive much misinformation as fact. As adults, many continue to believe the fables they heard as children. I'd like to dispel some of these myths to help us learn a little more about the world around us. A rattlesnake rattles before it attacks. Read more