humanity
Isn't it ironic that the very best of humanity is seen through the love and empathy we show to our pets?
Elephant Keeps Following Man – But He Is Shocked When He Sees Why
This man got the scare of his life while walking through the jungle of Thailand. He had booked a holiday to this beautiful country, hoping to see as many wild animals as possible. After all, a Jungle safari was a dream he had for many years. But his visit there took a grim turn when one elephant started following him day and night.
Bear Sees Caregiver Again After 3 Years – Pay Close Attention to What He Does Next
It had been three long years since Billy the bear had last seen his caretaker, John. Billy had been rescued as a cub and taken to the local reserve, where John had cared for him ever since. But one day John suddenly disappeared.
Why Do Bees Die After Stinging?
Have you experienced the pain of a bumblebee sting? It's truly dreadful! The burning sensation lingers for hours, accompanied by swelling that leaves a noticeable red mark for days. But as unpleasant as it is for us, spare a thought for the bee—it pays the ultimate price for its sting, dying shortly after delivering it. How could a creature possess a defence mechanism more perilous to itself than its target? It's a puzzling scenario, but there's more to this than meets the eye. So, brace yourself with thick gloves and some ice as we uncover the mysteries behind bee stings.
energy consultantPublished about a month ago in PetlifeRemember, Pets Are Not Just Pets.
I don't claim to be 100% knowledgeable in caring for every animal on the planet, though I have cared for dogs, cats, birds, and hamsters.
Carol TownendPublished about a month ago in PetlifeThe Surprising Danger of Adorable Animals
Animals are fascinating, and many of them are adorable. However, cuteness can be deceiving, and some of the most cuddly-looking creatures can be surprisingly dangerous. In the US alone, people experience 250,000 human bites, 400,000 cat bites, and 4.5 million dog bites each year. So, let's take a look at some of the cutest and fiercest examples.
Abdul Hannan SaifPublished about a month ago in PetlifeRosie Was an Independent Feline
My cat Rosie was an independent feline. She did not want anything to do with any visitors. I wouldn’t even see her until the company left.
Denise E LindquistPublished about a month ago in PetlifeDolphins
Dolphins, known for their intelligence, social complexity, and communication skills, offer a fascinating parallel to human societies. These marine mammals exhibit behaviors and traits that often mirror human interactions, shedding light on our own social dynamics. From intricate communication systems to complex social structures, exploring the world of dolphins can provide valuable insights into human behavior.
Stop the Opossum Outrage
Dear Friend, I'm writing to you today to sing the praises of a most underrated creature: the possum! These misunderstood marsupials hold a special place in my heart, and I wanted to share why.
Rebecca Lynn IveyPublished 2 months ago in PetlifeMan Rescues Bear Cub – What Mother Bear Does Next Will Leave You in Tears!
This man just underwent the experience of a lifetime! He was walking through the dense woods when he came across a baby bear who was trapped in the rapped currents of a wild river. He could have walked away but decided to risk his life and save the bear cub. And eventually, he did. But then the mother bear found him and did something bizarre…
Saturday Night, at the Vet
Love is ... Panic when I step out into the backyard, wondering what’s taking Otto so long to come in from his bathroom break, only to find him collapsed in the dirt under the plum tree. A sun lover who enjoys nothing more than soaking in the rays—so very unlike me—he can usually be found stretched out on the grass by the goldfish pond. In his younger days, before arthrosis set in, he’d sleep on his back and wouldn’t even twitch as I applied sunscreen to his belly. Ambling into his golden years, he now favors sunbathing on his side, but still needs to be monitored as he’s become more prone to overheating. He never sleeps in the dirt. He doesn’t even like walking on it. To find him belly-flopped in the flowerbed, unable to get up even as I try to lift him to his feet, sends our household into a scramble. We manage to move him onto a blanket and carry him to the car. I sit in the back with Otto because I do not have a travel bench since he is a home bird, like me.
M.J. BenjaminPublished 2 months ago in PetlifeUnderstand your cat better
Here are five ways to make friends with your cat. Everyone knows that cats are the most illogical and unpredictable pets. cats have their language and if you learn it there's a chance you'll understand them much better. I've put together all the possible cat behaviors to help you find a Common Language with your pet well if it allows you to also I've prepared three essential tips that will help you communicate with cats better. When the tail is raised upward and curled it means your cat is happy with its life congrats you are already best friends with your cat. Twitches mean your cat is excited or worried about something also vetinaries say when a cat nervously jerks its tail or keeps knocking its tail on the floor it means your pet is in pain or stressed maybe it's time to take your cat to a vet.
Larry CardovillisPublished 2 months ago in PetlifeGirl (9) Thought She Found A Lizard In Forest - When Vet Sees It, He Screams: "Stand Back!"
At first, Milly had not wanted to tell anybody about the black lizard she found in the forest. But when it got sick in the following days, she knew that she needed to get a vet involved to help the animal.