Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsBirds Why are hummingbirds turning their beaks up at new feeders?The Mercury News - Joan Morris DEAR JOAN: I recently bought two new hummingbird feeders to replace the ones that are wearing out. They’re similar to the old ones, and I haven’t …
National Geographicadded this to News How Asiatic lionesses shield their cubs from killer malesNational Geographic - Grant CurrinInfanticide is common among India's lions, but females have developed a clever strategy to keep their cubs safe. The lioness known as FLG10 is a good mother and fierce hunter, providing for her cubs in
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsMI These Baby Bears Just Experienced Sheer Joy For The First Timethedodo.com - Sarah V Schweig "Mi and Tam are doing great — especially since they discovered their jungle gym." It wasn't so long ago that people thought two baby bears might not …
HHatem Zaghlouladded this to Middle East And The WorldPlay buttonScience Newly-discovered ancient crab species is like nothing science has seen beforebgr.com - Mike Wehner When researchers discover fossils of species that are new to science it’s only natural that they attempt to find a place for them in the colossal …
mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesMutations Rare pale-colored penguin and seals spotted on remote islandNational Geographic - Douglas MainAnimalsWeird & Wild A king penguin and fur seals seen on South Georgia Island have mutations that affect how their bodies make various pigments. AnimalsWeird & Wild 3 Minute Read By Douglas Main Remote
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsAnimal Behavior Why humans may have more in common with chimps than we thoughtpbs.org
Chi Chiadded this to WOW, MAN!Pikachu A Dead Cat Named Pikachu Is Getting Launched Into Spacefuturism.com - Dan Robitzski Nyan Cat Pikachu, a well-loved housecat who died in January from complications following a battle with diabetes, is going to blast off. Owner Steve …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsPets What to Do If Your Pet Doesn't Like YouMartha Stewart Living - Roxanna ColdironKnow the body language and behaviors that mean you are the problem. When we imagine taking home our pet from the animal shelter, many of us assume that our new four-legged friend will exude gratitude want
Futurity Newsadded this to EnvironmentEnvironment Climate change is way worse on ocean animalsfuturity.org - Todd Bates-Rutgers Global warming has caused twice as many ocean-dwelling species as land-dwelling species to disappear from their habitats, researchers report. The …
The Mercury Newsadded this to Top StoriesInstagram 7 reasons you need a pet in your lifeThe Mercury News - Joan Morris Pets. We love them, they love us. It should be a perfect world. Not exactly. Thousands of cats, dogs and other pets-in-waiting are hanging out in …
Inverseadded this to InverseAmazon 7 Best Dog Grooming Products on Amazon Right NowInverse - By Sandy John Help Your Pup Look and Feel Great Dog grooming appointments can be pricey for you and stressful for your pet. Turn grooming time into bonding time …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsScience New spike-armored dinosaur discovered in TexasFox News - Walt BonnerHillsboro paleontologist Andre LuJan had been digging on his company-owned property in the dusty west Texas hills for years, with little to show for it but a few small fossils. “We were looking in this
GeekWireadded this to ScienceCats Dog lovers at Rover try a new trick and officially expand into pet-sitting services for catsgeekwire.com - Kurt Schlosser Rover, the Seattle startup that built a thriving international business around dog sitting and walking, is barking up a new revenue tree. The company …
Dannyadded this to OutdoorsMeat Fake Meat Startup Beyond Meat Says It’s Worth More Than $1 Billionfuturism.com - Dan Robitzski Public Sale Plant-based fake meat startup Beyond Meat has announced plans to go public sometime in early May, according to CNN. And based on the …
Ryleneadded this to ScienceMonkeys What's wrong with injecting human brain genes into monkeys?massivesci.com - Katherine Basil A new study where a group of scientists in China have inserted a human gene involved in brain development into monkey embryos has made …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsPowell Fearless Man Risks His Life To Retrieve Cat Along Side Of Buildingthedodo.com - Stephen Messenger Thankfully, curiosity didn’t kill the cat at the center of this hair-raising story — but it did inspire this gutsy dude to risk his own life on the …
The Hindu Groupadded this to BusinessLineMeat No more slaughtering of animals for meatthehindubusinessline.com - Chand Ahmed The traditional way of producing meat by slaughtering animals may be a matter of past in a few years as Indian scientists begin work on ‘cultured …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsPets People Running Race Can't Resist Corgi On The Sidelinesthedodo.com - Stephen Messenger Who cares about winning when there's a CORGI Prepare to be smitten by this corgi named Max. Even folks with the most monk-like levels of …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsSnakes Dad Can't Believe What His Kids Find In The Gardenthedodo.com - Kristen Warfield He was 7 feet long 😱 A father in Scotland thought his kids were just pranking him when they called for him to come see a snake slithering around in …
ggypsyblueadded this to Critters, Critters, and More CrittersAmphibians This toad’s sex life hinges on finding the perfect poolNational Geographic - Patricia EdmondsMagazineBasic Instincts The Yosemite toad will mate and lay eggs only in certain sorts of pools. As climate change alters the pools, this endangered species is even more at risk. 1 Minute Read By Patricia
Live Scienceadded this to ScienceFish Great White Shark Chomps Down on Sea Turtle, Chokes to DeathLive Science - Laura Geggel Great white sharks can be ferocious predators, but one of these giant fish overestimated its hunting abilities when it crunched down on a sea turtle …
The GuardianBellingham, WA A pod of orcas is starving to death. A tribe has a radical plan to feed themThe Guardian - Levi Pulkkinen in San Juan Island, WashingtonBobbing on the gray-green waters west of Washington state’s San Juan Island, Sle-lh’x elten Jeremiah Julius lifted a Chinook salmon from a 200-gallon blue plastic fish box. He carried the gulping fish
iilgenfritzkadded this to Popular ScienceWestern Australia Australia Is Deadly Serious About Killing Millions of CatsThe New York Times - By JESSICA CAMILLE AGUIRREIn the deep winter weeks of last July, Shane Morse and Kevin Figliomeni nearly always got up before the sun rose. They awoke next to the remains of a campfire or, occasionally, in a roadside motel, and
mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesPlay buttonCats Watch these cats be the only protectors their garden needsMashable - Charlotte RoosLet this video be the sole evidence in banishing the stereotype that cats are afraid of dogs. Because these cats certainly are not. Meet the garden guardians whose main purpose is to protect the garden
vegpwradded this to Cool Articles With No HomeNina Kraviz Heartbroken Dog Bids A Touching Farewell To His Best Friend Who Diedthedodo.com - Stephen Messenger “He stretched his neck in as far as he could, and he gave Bill just one little quick lick on his ear." Earlier this month, friends and family gathered …
happiness130825added this to CutenessParrots Police seize 'super obedient' lookout parrot trained by Brazilian drug dealersThe Guardian - Tom Phillips, Latin America correspondentA parrot has been taken into custody in northern Brazil following a police raid targeting crack dealers. According to reports in the Brazilian press, the bird had been taught to alert criminals to police
XX1Y2added this to TransparencyScience Emperor penguins flee unsteady ice after ‘unprecedented’ failure to breedsciencemag.org - Erik Stokstad Antarctica's charismatic emperor penguins are thought to be particularly vulnerable to climate change, because warming waters are melting the sea ice …
JOHN JOSEPHadded this to John Joseph's "GLOBAL POLITICS"World News An Emperor Penguin Colony in Antarctica VanishesThe New York Times - By KAREN WEINTRAUBThe Antarctic’s second-largest colony of emperor penguins collapsed in 2016, with more than 10,000 chicks lost, and the population has not recovered, according to a new study. Many of the adults relocated
CNNadded this to Top StoriesNews For the first time, a rare rhino was born by artificial insemination at the Miami zooCNN - By Amanda Jackson, CNN(CNN) — Zoo Miami is celebrating the birth of its newest addition: a rare baby rhino. The newborn is making history by being the first successful birth of the species as a result of induced ovulation artificial
NBC NewsNews Chinese scientists insert human brain gene into monkeys, spark ethical debateNBC News - By Jaclyn Jeffrey-WilenskySome worry that such research blurs the line between humans and animals. When scientists in China added human genes to monkeys, they were hoping to gain a better understanding of how human brains develop.
