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Worried about your dog’s behavior? Relax, the best solutions are here!

February 3, 2022

A dog is a man’s best friend, in most cases. However, just like us humans, they sometimes act weird and you as a new parent may never be aware of the reasons for this behavior. In most situations, you may not notice the signs. However, in rare circumstances, you may…

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Is Your Horse Stressed? Some Telltale Signs To Watch Out For

January 19, 2022

Believe it or not, several things can trigger stress in horses. Veterinary appointments, loneliness, preparing for shows, sudden lifestyle changes, and disrupting feeding schedules are a few to mention. In fact, for some horses, separation for herd mates is also one of the prominent causes of increased stress levels. Since…

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Things you need to Consider before Adopting a Dog

November 16, 2021

Adopting a dog has certainly become more popular in recent times. People have varying reasons for choosing to do so. Some may be suffering from feelings of depression during the pandemic due to recurring lockdowns or restrictions limiting their opportunities to be in good company. Others may feel a dog…

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Do Penguins Have Knees?

September 26, 2021

Yes, penguins do have knees! A penguin’s leg is made up of a short knee, knee, tibia, and femur. Penguins have very short legs because the feathers cover their upper leg bones. Let’s first discuss the anatomy of a penguin. It is hard to believe that these large, squat-like bipeds can…

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Interesting Facts about Cheetahs in 2021

September 26, 2021

Cheetahs live in a variety of habitats, from jungles in Africa to deserts in southern Europe, and take advantage of marsh and woodland habitats as well as grasslands and shrublands. Notable among cheetah’s capabilities are their extraordinary eyesight; cheetahs have retinas three times the diameter of those found in other…

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Introduction to Cheetah

September 26, 2021

Males are typically the larger cats. Free-ranging cheetahs have a diet of a wide range of prey, but predominantly top-of-the-food-chain animal at 5–15% leaves. Their prey consists predominantly of medium sized animals including deer, impala, colobus, gazelles, yellow-tailed grouse, lions, leopards, cheetah cubs, ostriches and giraffes. Cheetahs in captivity also…

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Why are Asian Elephants Endangered?

September 11, 2021

The greatest threat for Asian elephants is the destruction of their habitats due to expanding infrastructure. This includes roads, railways and settlements. Conflict between elephants or humans is when elephants eat or trampel cultivated crops, damage buildings and injure and kill people. Although poaching in Asia is less widespread than…

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How Fast Can a WOLF Run?

September 9, 2021

Wolfes hunt prey of all sizes, from the tiny and agile rabbit to the huge bison. Whatever the prey size is, a meal is often the hard-won rewards of extensive travel and a chase. Although they are not fast, Wolves can reach 36-38 miles an hour while pursuing prey. Wolves…

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How Fast Can a JAGUAR Run?

September 8, 2021

Jaguars are generally found in South and Central America’s rainforests. We can find them in dry grassland habitats as well as open, seasonally flooded wetlands. They prefer to live in dense woods. Jaguars run at less than 80 km/h. A cheetah runs about 2.7x faster than the fastest human runner.…

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How Fast Can a GIRAFFE Run?

September 8, 2021

Due to their long necks and towering legs, giraffes rank among the highest mammals on Earth. The legs of a Giraffe are about 6 feet high. Giraffes can run at 35 mph over short distances while cruising comfortably at 10 mph over longer distances. Giraffes take advantage of their height…

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