New discovery about cancer detection ability of bees and dogs
Scientists in the US say that recent studies have discovered that animals such as bees and dogs have the ability to detect cancer.
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Scientists in the US say that recent studies have discovered that animals such as bees and dogs have the ability to detect cancer.
Chile recently launched the world's first sterilization vaccine for dogs. Notably, this vaccine is effective in sterilizing dogs in just 1 year.
The dog barking atop the pyramid in Giza, Egypt is named Apollo, part of a litter of eight dogs that currently live atop the Khafre pyramid.
This wild dog is called the dhole, an unknown predator in the wilds of India.
Dogs, cats, monkeys, rats, and bats are recorded to cause many cases of rabies in humans in Vietnam and globally.
There is much confusion about the origins of hyenas and their nature. The strange physiology of hyenas has made them a source of research for zoologists around the world.
Releasing 20 Pitbulls into the African savannah and whether they can survive for a week is a complex question that depends on many factors.
New findings confirm that large, compassionate 'puppy dog eyes' did not just evolve in domesticated dogs to attract humans as scientists previously thought.
Being attacked by three dogs, the kangaroo immediately fought back, forcing the opponent to retreat.
New archaeological discoveries reveal a companionship between humans and foxes in South America, and it could change our understanding of early animal domestication.
According to Healthline, rabies is caused by a virus that affects the central nervous system and spinal cord, especially the brain of dogs.
New research suggests that AI guide dog work in China could soon become a reality.
Research shows that when people have a four-legged friend to accompany them, they can improve their mood, reduce blood pressure, and reduce the stress hormone cortisol.
In many countries, microchipping pets is quite common, even mandatory.
A new study confirms that dogs can understand more than regular commands, or at least understand the language of objects they care about.