Animals

Christine Nicol is a professor of animal welfare at Bristol University, who says that chickens have “many hidden depths.”

Terror bird, which lived in South America some time ago, was like 3 meters tall version of an emu and had a giant beak which it used to smash its prey to bits and pieces. Also could run pretty fast.

This preserve in Louisiana, US, can give you such a chance. Barn Hill Preserve organizes guided encounter tours, lets its visitors hang out with sloths, and… swim with otters.

A dramatic horse named Jingang has greater ambitions than being a mere steed. It doesn’t seem to appreciate being ridden by others as a horse should.

If you’re ever in Kyoto, make sure to visit the Meow Meow Shrine!

…To tell you the truth, I don’t actually have much context to provide for what you’re about to see. It’s the product of an architect by the name of Giancarlo, originally from Peru, now living in the U.S.

Birds are bizarre creatures when you really look into them. For example, did you know that penguins can only recognize salty and sour tastes?

Take a relaxing hot bath to calm down your nerves.

Imagine, if you will, what it’s like to be an average cat. You live with your owner on the fourth floor of an apartment building and, like so many of your fellow felines with exposure to the outside world, you have a fierce case of wanderlust.

*boop* new little buddy.

Leo, a dog from Thailand, was accidentally left by his owners near a gas station. From that day on, Leo never left that place and patiently waited four long years until the return of his family.