wild animals

Animals the way nature intended it; explore the world of wild animals and the controversies surrounding domestication and hunting of feral beasts.

How brave is "Pinto"? Why are there still natural enemies?
When it comes to the fame of the Topping brother, it is no one knows, it is the Guinness World Records included them as "the world's most fearless animal", but also even leopards, lions, bison, zebras, and even mention the second brother of African "hyenas". The African bullies have not put in the eyes of a badger battle three tigers, three badgers sink aircraft carriers, five badgers fight God, ten badgers to create the century of exaggerated rumors, the flat-headed brother directly to the status of the African grassland hegemony, so the Internet also circulated such a sentence, Africa is not chaos, all depends on the flat-headed brother said. So today we'll take a look, how brave is the flat-headed brother? Why even the lions are not in the eyes?
By Ashmantas3 years ago in Petlife
One and the Same
You have heard the stories before, seen the commercials that all our dogs from the small to the large all come from the blood lines of wolves. It's not a story, the lineage is certainly dated and tainted with all these mixes. You can even do an Embark test and it will tell you the "wolfiness" of your pet.
By Meika3 years ago in Petlife
Beluga whale, which inhabits frozen Arctic waters, has appeared in the Seine River in France in a worrying state of health
While in the Seine River Earlier this year, a killer whale over 4 meters long appeared in the Seine River in France. Its appearance surprised everyone, and after observing it for some time, local officials found it in a constant state of panic and stopped eating altogether. For some reason, rescue activities for this orca were delayed until late May, when the orca's health was so bad that it was unable to return and was euthanized in the basin between Le Havre and Rouen.
By Tanoria3 years ago in Petlife
Indian baby boy taken, mother breaks open tiger's mouth to save her son, why are animal attacks so frequent in India?
On September 4 in Romania, a village near the Bandhavgarh Lion Reserve in India, Archana Chaudhary, a 25-year-old young woman, took her son for a walk in a field near her home.
By CEA3 years ago in Petlife
Why even the crocodile is not afraid of the hippo, will be the lion a single-kill?
The lion's prey is mainly some large hoofed animals, such as hornbills, zebras, gazelles, African wild buffalo, and so on, giraffes, elephants, and hippopotamus super-large animals, are not the lion's regular prey, only in the prey more scarce season, the lion will risk to these unconventional prey down.
By CEA3 years ago in Petlife
A pregnant elephant, standing in the river, dies
Recently, a pregnant elephant died in a river in Kerala, India. This pregnant elephant was one of the many wild animals that have been foraging for food in human areas as a result of human range expansion and ecological degradation. She chose to feed in the human-inhabited Malappuram neighborhood but instead waited for a pineapple filled with homemade firecrackers, which exploded in her mouth the moment she swallowed it.
By CEA3 years ago in Petlife
Zoos and Aquariums Gather To Help Florida Zoos and Aquariums After Hurricane Ian
On September 28th, 2022, Hurricane Ian strengthened into a high-end Category 4 hurricane after restrengthening over the southeastern Gulf of Mexico. It progressed towards the western coast of Florida, making landfall on Cayo Costa Island. The storm would kill 137 people and cause over $50 billion in damages, with Fort Myers Beach and Naples taking the bigger beatings while Sanibel Island and Pine Island saw additional damages caused by storm surges and severe flooding.
By Jenna Deedy3 years ago in Petlife
The nature reserve with a 500-year plan
As I walk along a winding trail through Zealandia, an ecosanctuary in New Zealand's capital city of Wellington, I smell the wet earth from last night's rain, hear birds cackle and sing, and feel a slight chill from the cool breeze. Then, I see it: a streak of yellow landing on a tree branch high above. It's a stitchbird – a sparrow-sized songbird whose Māori name, hihi, refers to the rays of the sun.
By Gu Wei Di Qi3 years ago in Petlife
The male lion's life, from the moment he was driven out of the pride at a young age, his fate began to turn
But in fact, the male lion can have such a position from the line of life and death struggle out, and even when the so-called "lion king", the male lion's scenery is only the surface. Why do you say so? Let's talk about the growth of young male lions as they leave their pride.
By Asa Reddy3 years ago in Petlife
Nature's funny animals
Many wildlife photographs offer a somber look at the outdoors. The animals are contemplative, thoughtful, and serious. That's not what you'll see here today. These hilarious and candid wildlife photos prove that animals can be just as stupid as humans when they think they're not being watched.
By Sha Qi Qi3 years ago in Petlife
Rewilding death: The plan to restore the necrobiome
ve walked extensively across the UK's national parks, marvelling at the rolling hills and panoramic views, occasionally surprised by a deer bounding out of the brush. What I have never seen is a large dead animal.
By Udley3 years ago in Petlife
Why we should build for wildlife as well as people
Every time we build something, another patch of ground that could have been a home to wildlife disappears. But Dusty Gedge argues that, in many cases, we can return that patch of ground to nature – up on the roof.
By Holy horse3 years ago in Petlife