Pigeons. They're everywhere and unavoidable. However, in some countries, pigeons may not be their main animal sighting. Instead, they have their own versions of "pigeons" with a variety of different animals that are everywhere and unavoidable.
And though pigeons are actually everywhere and there's no comparison, it's fun to see what other countries have to deal with when it comes to wild animals.
Scritches. Scratches. What's the difference? Well, scratches are those lines of damage when you drop your phone, and scritches are what you give a cat on top of its head or under the chin.
So, now we all know! Scritches is the correct term to use when giving a kitty (or other animals) some fingernail love.
Today, we're going to let you into a secret that saves your life from wild animals (and non-wild animals)... and that foolproof method is scritches. No animal can resist a good scritch!
Don't believe us? Check it out for yourself!
Living in suburbia, there is nothing like getting away from it all and going into nature, and experiencing everything that urbanization can't offer. Some take it a step further, and seek out foreign lands in order to experience the real wild. So they go on a guided Safari tour with guides and cars that gives them the most authentic experience possible.
But there is no doubt that being up close and personal with animal is an incredible opportunity they probably won't have again. And for some of these people, after their experience, they might never want to again.
Finally! Things are changing for the animals in captivity who are forced to perform for our amusement -- and we couldn't be happier!
With more than 6,5000 responses from the public, this new law was "overwhelmingly backed," said the Welsh Government. The Welsh Government rural affairs minister, Lesley Griffiths, agreed with the ban and stated that wild animals should be "treated with respect".
Wales will join the circus ban that has been passed in Scotland, Republic of Ireland, and what is currently passing through Parliament in England.
The world is coming to realize that wild animals shouldn't be exploited for our entertainment. Claire Lawson of RSPCA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) said that keeping wild animals in traveling circuses has no place in modern Wales. And Dr Chris Draper, Head of animal welfare and captivity at wildlife charity Born Free Foundation, added, "Great Britain may soon be free of circuses with wild animals."
We certainly hope so! At least we know things for wild animals in performance roles are heading in the right direction!
Story via BBC News
Sean Scott is a Gold Coast photographer. For more than twenty years, he takes pictures of the magnificent environment he lives in. Dreamy beaches, marine life, beautiful landscapes or breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, among others. We have scrolled through his instagram pageand here are the stunning results.
Well, you can't really blame them for acting this way.
Would you buy an island to keep wild animals safe if you could? @rickygervais has got people talking about how to make it happen. After the comedian asked if he was allowed to "build a little outdoor arc", people chimed in with humorous tips, genuine concerns and even some expert advice.
Apparently, everyone needs a hug once in a while
Ever wonder what animals go through? Do they have the same anxiety as us? And if so what would it be and what would they say? What is going through their minds?
Well, luckily for us... this video may have some answers we are looking for
*this is a comedic video and all voiceovers are done in a comedy setting
It's a big world out there, and it's full of facts about things. So many facts. So many, you can't imagine. For your enjoyment and knowledge, we have collected some random and fascinating facts about animals. Will they change your life? Probably not. Will they be amusing to ponder in the shower? Yes. And will they be useful on trivia nights? Absolutely! So get reading, absorb those facts into your brains and hope that you never come across an angry ostrich...
Russian photographer Olga Barantseva imagines a wondrous world through her fairytale photography, using real wild animals that interact with beautiful models. Watch this amazing series of photos with wolves, foxes and one creature whose big presence steals the show—a brown bear named Stepan that stands over 7 feet tall and weighs more than 1,400 pounds.
An equally compelling tale is that one time a squirrel came near my window and I was gonna give it a nut but then I put on my glasses and it turned out it was actually just a pinecone the end.
