Fun Animal Facts
Do Animals Know They Are Pregnant?
Do animals know they are pregnant? Probably not as people do, but hormones change their behavior. Learn the signs of pregnancy in dogs and cats.
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Fun Animal Facts
12 Animals That Hop To Move (With Pictures)
Animals that hop to move include kangaroos, rabbits, frogs, fleas and froghoppers. Learn how 12 hopping animals jump and which ones leap the highest.
Fun Animal Facts
Why Do Animals Save Other Animals? This Is The Reason Why!
Why do animals save other animals? Most help goes to relatives and group members; some rescues are side effects of animals defending their territory.
Wild Animals
If You Raise a Lion Will It Attack You? The Real Truth About Pet Lions
Yes, a lion you raise can still attack you. Lions stay wild, and the US Big Cat Public Safety Act now bans private ownership and breeding.
Fun Animal Facts
Why Do Animals Stop Growing? The Real Truth About The Growth Of Animals!
Why do animals stop growing? Genes and hormones end growth in most mammals and birds, while many fish, reptiles and amphibians keep growing slowly.
Dogs
How Strong Is An English Mastiff? (Bite Strength + Other Facts)
English Mastiffs are huge, strong dogs, up to 230 pounds per the AKC, but viral bite force numbers are not backed by research. Get the real facts.
Wild Animals
Can Hyenas Be Pets? Everything You Didn’t Know About Hyenas
Hyenas can’t be pets. They are wild carnivores with bone-crushing jaws, often illegal to own, and more closely related to cats than to dogs.
Birds
Why Do Hens Run Before Mating? Real Reason Why Hens Run!
Why do hens run before mating? Usually because the hen is unwilling or prefers another rooster. Learn how chickens court, mate and store sperm.
Cats
Himalayan Cats & Shedding: Here’s What Exactly Will Happen
Himalayan cat shedding: these longhaired cats shed year-round, more as seasons change. Daily combing prevents mats and keeps loose hair off furniture.
Fun Animal Facts
Do Wolves Mate for Life? Bonds And Behaviors
Do wolves mate for life? Many breeding pairs stay together for years, but a wolf often finds a new mate if its partner dies. See how packs work.