Pets
Can Cows Be Pets? Everything You Should Know Before Getting A Pet Cow!
Can cows be pets? Yes, with enough land, shelter, herd mates and daily care. Learn costs, space needs, docile breeds and facts before getting a cow.
Articles by Jake Willhoite
Fun Animal Facts
Why Do Camels Have Thick Fur?
Camels have thick fur on their backs to insulate against cold desert nights and strong sun, which also saves water. Learn how their coat works.
Fun Animal Facts
Do Elephants Kill Other Animals?
Elephants don't hunt, since they are herbivores, but they do kill other animals when threatened, protecting calves, or when bulls are in musth.
Fun Animal Facts
14 Animals That Laugh A Lot (With Pictures)
Animals that laugh include apes, rats, dogs and kea parrots. Researchers found laugh-like play sounds in 65 species. See which of our 14 really laugh.
Fun Animal Facts
Can Raccoons Kill Ducks?
Can raccoons kill ducks? Yes. Raccoons kill and eat ducks, ducklings and eggs, mostly at night, so lock your flock in a predator-proof house.
Dogs
6 Reasons Why Your Chihuahuas Are Always Angry And Aggressive (With Tips To Stop It)
Chihuahuas seem always angry due to fear, poor socialization, stress or pain. Learn the common causes and reward-based ways to calm your dog.
Fun Animal Facts
Why Do Kangaroos Play With Their Balls?
Why do kangaroos play with their balls? They're most likely grooming or scratching. Kangaroos also lick their forearms to cool down in heat.
Fun Animal Facts
Can Wolves Purr? (How Wolves Speak)
Can wolves purr? No. Wolves don't purr like cats. They communicate with howls, barks, growls and whimpers, plus body language and scent marking.
Fun Animal Facts
Why Do Deer Eat Mice? This Is Why!
Do deer eat mice? Rarely. Deer are herbivores that live on leaves, twigs, nuts and fruit, but they sometimes eat small animals for protein.
Fun Animal Facts
4 Different Reasons Why Bats Fly at Night (With Other Bat Facts)
Why do bats fly at night? Night brings more insects, less competition from birds and fewer daytime predators, and echolocation helps them in the dark.