Animals

Although this spider’s name is far from common, Number 16, a Gaius villosus, got her name from a study carried out in Australia by arachnologist Barbara York Main.

Love is about growing old together...

“Well, I’ll just wait here until the manager gets back then.” “I was brushing my dog and this was the face she gave me…” “My dog isn’t used to me being home during the day and is just staring at …

“My kiddo cut his hair yesterday then agreed to let me have a little fun with it before we fixed it.”

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This worker at a rehabilitation center hugs a newborn walrus that lost his family and was saved by the fishermen from Alaska.

“I’ve never seen my husky as happy as when he gets to say hi to our kitty.”

This handsome fella is one of the Cat Boat’s residents...

My Mom Meeting Her Dream Kitten For The First Time Today...

Sometimes animals show tenderness as well as humans do.

Small pupper, small teef...

Piranhas are considered to be the most aggressive fish on earth. Turns out that black piranha’s bites are much stronger than ordinary fish of the same weight.

Alexander Semenov is a marine biologist, specializing in invertebrates. He’s the head of the divers’ team at Moscow State University’s White Sea Biological Station where he organizes and manages all sorts of work, often diving in harsh conditions.

Don’t let the first impression fool you. Even though squirrels build their nests with whatever they can find, the actual construction is more complex than it might appear.

Cassandra Hall from Victoria, Australia, saw a local breeder advertising baby rabbits on Facebook, and one thing immediately caught her attention. There was a sentence under one of the photos that read, “hairless not for sale.”