Pet miracle survived 10 months
The owner of the missing turtle 10 months ago was happy to find his pet
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The owner of the missing turtle 10 months ago was happy to find his pet
Hundreds of people went to a zoo in Tokyo, Japan to admire the first white tigers born in captivity.
Survey of American scientists at Walden University in Minneapolis showed that dogs also have the ability to express facial expressions and humans can detect the mental s…
An unfortunate dog who lost his forelegs has a happy life when he can walk and operate normally with only his hind legs.
A new study says that not only people are middle-aged crisis: Chimpanzees and orangutans also experience a
The dog can fit on the screen of an iPhone phone. The name of this world's smallest puppy, Beyoncé, has a body weight of only 4 ounces (113.3 grams).
The penguin nicknamed 'Happy Feet' was lost to New Zealand on June 21 and dropped into the South Ocean - the sea surrounding Antarctica on September 4.
At the Rocky Ridge Farm in Gassville, Arkansas (USA), you will easily see images rarely seen in real life about other dog-like species like ducks and cats with skunks, .…
Today, August 29, the penguin Emperor Happy Feet will be taken back by the New Zealand ship to his hometown of Antarctica.
Who can be sure what makes these people laugh so happily, but few people may disagree that laughing often helps people feel good.
During the monitoring of macaque monkeys in Indonesia, the scientists found that the males had to comb and groom the monkeys to be happy with them.
This year's American National Zoo will no longer be happy to welcome a newly born panda. After many attempts, the panda Mei Xiang still did not conceive.
Conservationists are happy to say they have obtained compelling evidence of the existence of a rare creature like giraffes in Virunga National Park, Congo, in the area r…
In Hawaii, the distant part of the United States, there is a spider-like breed - when you hear it, you don't have to associate the horrible, dark-legged, eight-legged an…
Scientists at the University of Melbourne (Australia) have concluded that people living in a warm climate will have happier lives elsewhere.