How The Dog Sees It While Being Rescued
Have you ever rescued a pet by adopting one from the shelter? You can only imagine how important it is, not only for the people who make…
Have you ever rescued a pet by adopting one from the shelter? You can only imagine how important it is, not only for the people who make…
A single soldier on his horse, during a cavalry patrol in World War I. At the start of the war every major army had a substantial cavalry, and they performed well at first. However, the development of barbed wire, machine guns and trench warfare soon made attacks from horseback far more costly and ineffective on … Read more
During World War I, cats were a common sight. You’ll find these brave, fluffy creatures in the trenches and aboard ships, in which an estimated 500,000 of them were dispatched to help the soldiers by killing mice and rats, as well as serving as gas detectors. Here are 17 photos of them: 1. Togo the … Read more
Interchangeably, we call them a dove or a pigeon, though both belong to the same bird class, Columbidae, which includes 310 species. In general, the term Pigeon is a French word coming from the Latin word, pipio, for “peeping chick,” while Dove is a Germanic word that refers to the bird’s “diving flight.” Ornithologically, “dove” … Read more
To many dog lovers, how dogs behave is often the result of how their humans raise/treat them. For instance, pit bulls getting a bad rap, which is all too often, is not something that’s entirely their fault. For years, pitties have been known to be used in dog-fighting, abused and trained to be vicious. That’s … Read more
Meet 12 of the world’s oldest animals! Several of these ancient species, believed to be extinct, have recently surfaced and were rediscovered. These animals did not undergo any significant changes despite millions of years of evolution. And yes, most of them are from the deepest corners of the ocean. Here are the 12 living fossils … Read more