Cowboys are skilled horsemen and cattle herders.

Humans love cats because of several reasons. Not only are they easy to take care of, but they offer lovely company and amusement. You already know how amazing cats can be if you’ve seen any Youtube ...

Here’s an important monkey fact we should clarify: monkeys are not apes, and apes are not monkeys. One of the quickest and easiest ways to tell a monkey from an ape is by looking for the animal’s tail ...

What are the signs of rabies in cats? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 250 cats test positive for rabies each year in the United States. Hollywood has made ...

A flash of crimson catches your eye against the stark background of winter in Texas. The contrast in colors is visually striking. Your eyes search the landscape, hoping to catch a glimpse. And there, ...

– Seeks to clamp on prey’s neck to deliver a fatal bite. Siberian tigers are large and heavily muscled while Kodian bears are massive and thickly built. ©Volodymyr Burdiak/Shutterstock.com First, ...

Giant sloths were 20 feet long and had 7-inch claws. ©Esteban De Armas/Shutterstock.com Today’s sloths are tree-dwellers about the size of a small dog. However, from the middle Pleistocene to the ...

The long era ended with a major extinction event often known as the Permian-Triassic extinction. Since the Paleozoic kicked off with the most rapid and widespread diversification of life on earth (the ...

Birdseed is a pretty common staple in many people’s homes. After all, people love the sight of birds fluttering around their yards, happily feasting on their seeds. However, is birdseed safe for dogs?

Ever stumbled upon a peculiar-looking fish while strolling along the shoreline, or maybe savored one on your dinner plate? Meet the flatfish—an extraordinary creature with unique adaptations to help ...

Scavenger animals don’t have a fancy spot in the ecosystem, and they do not have a cute reputation either. People have always considered scavengers like vultures and hyenas dirty, disgusting creatures ...

The Carboniferous Period succeeded the Devonian Period and preceded the Permian Period. The start of this period was around 358.9 million years ago, and it ended about 298.9 million years ago. With a ...