-Submitted by David Drumm (Nal), Guest Blogger
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Category: Animals
Riding high from his mention by the ABA Journal in its Top Blog competition, my son Benjamin brought me this gem from Russia.
Continue reading “I Give You The Demonic Russian Cat”
Valery Vawn Wright, 49, of Two Harbors is shown on a website posing with her prize 199 pound buck. The photo may now be part of a criminal case against her for allegedly baiting deer and hunting without a license.
I just saw this video on YouTube and had to share it. Scientists decided to pump a special concrete into an ant colony to create a hard structure of the “ant city.” The result is astonishing.
Continue reading “Welcome To Ant City”
Submitted by Mark Esposito, Guest Blogger
A new study, published in the journal Applied Animal Behaviour Science suggests there may be a real universal animal language. Seems humans have a natural ability to understand “dog speak” and it peaks at about age 10. Dogs and humans have enjoyed a symbiotic relationship for eons, with selective breeding from wolves occurring over the centuries. Scientists know that species eavesdrop on each other in the wild with squirrels understanding the language of some birds and vice versa. However, this is one of the  first inquiries into just what humans have picked up over the years
In Chesapeake, Virginia, Ashley Fowler, 22, is our latest example of an a human who allegedly expresses her feelings by killing or torturing a pet. In this case, it was a pet piglet of her friend’s former boyfriend, Zach Sawyer, who raised piglets as therapy after an accident. Fowler is accused of decapitating the piglet.
Continue reading “Virginia Woman Accused of Stabbing and Decapitating Piglet”
Nicholas Coyle, 19, is facing charges of animal cruelty in Rhode Island after he allegedly killed a rabbit with a hockey stick and used the body as a puck. He is a student at Salve Regina University.
First we saw how the cats convinced dogs to give up their beds. Now they are training puppies to be masseurs and indentured servants.
Continue reading “Puppy Love”
Scientists have announced that they have invented a super strong mouse. One could debate whether we really need a super-strong mouse. However, those concerns would appear magnified for the Swiss with their copious amounts of cheese to protect. Yet, Swiss scientists believe that they have created a faster and stronger mouse.
Continue reading “Scientists Invent Mighty Mouse: Medical Breakthrough or Swiss Conspiracy?”
In Ramsgate, England, police are looking for this man shown outside of a pub swinging a cat by its tail. It is reminiscent of the earlier search of the woman shown dumping a cat in a dumpster. In this case, the cat, called Mowgli, survived and was not left injured.
Continue reading “British Search For Cat-Swinging Man”
The terrible thing is that the cat probably convinced the dog that this was the most logical sleeping arrangement.
Continue reading “Cats Versus Dogs: The Eternal Struggle Continues . . .”
Scientists have made an amazing discovery that has answered a long-standing question: where cavemen who drew the spotted horses in Pech Merle, France taking artistic license? The answer appears to be no. The horses were indeed spotted, according to new DNA analysis of horse teeth from 25,000 years ago.
This dog owner has tackled one of the longest standing problems of people of faith: paganism in pets or, worse yet, atheist animals. Some however insist on their dogs being both playful and prayful. This dog has been trained to give thanks to the Almighty before chowing down.
Continue reading “Fighting Pagan Puppies One Dog At A Time . . .”
This incredible picture shows a surfer who is almost swallowed by a whale feeding on the krill off of the Santa Cruz shoreline.
Continue reading “Pulling a Jonah: Surfer Almost Swallowed By Whale”
My son Benjamin showed me this irreplaceable video of a Panda cub sneezing.
Continue reading “I Give You A Panda Cub Sneezing”