Researchers discovered that after the 9/11 attacks about 20 years ago whales in the Bay of Fundy enjoyed lower stress levels and they concluded it was due to the decreased air and shipping traffic noise.
Continue reading →There are several possible reasons why a mother cat might eat her newborn kitten. I cover the reasons on this page.
Continue reading →This is a classic interspecies relationship. Both are rescue animals and both are at a dog rescue! They genuinely are having an affair to their mutual advantage.
Continue reading →Does this video show a fascinating feline love triangle in which one cat is caught cheating on another or is this a case of a dominant cat exerting his authority over two others on his territory?
Continue reading →Domestic cats are hardwired to groom themselves daily. In fact, it could be more than once daily so if you don’t see it something could be wrong which needs attention. It is a nice cat health tip for the vigilant … Continue reading →
I have always said that if a cat is smiling it is not because he is smiling but because his facial anatomy makes it seem like he is smiling but my resolve to stick to that point of view is … Continue reading →
Rarely a large wild cat species such as a lion will attack another cat and kill it for various reasons but domestic cats don’t attack other domestic cats to kill them.
Continue reading →A research study co-authored by Samantha Watson, an animal behaviourist at Manchester Metropolitan University in the United Kingdom, was intended to reveal some new insights into domestic cat behaviour when they are outside but from me it doesn’t. They strapped … Continue reading →
Big Spring-Texas. Take a look at this beautiful boy. He’s at a Texas shelter where he’s listed as ‘Code Red.’ He can be killed at any time. Are those tears I see? (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Big Spring, Texas … Continue reading →
This article provides insights into cat breed social and non-social behaviour based on a questionnaire survey of the owners of over 5,000 purebred cats.
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