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Some cats seem to always find their way home.

Animal Navigation How Do Cats Find Their Way Home?

Why many cats consistently find their way home is a question that has sparked much speculation. It's driven by instinct.
Cat Drinks from the Sea

Biologist Reveals Did You Know? Cats Can Drink Saltwater

Few people know that cats can drink saltwater. Discover where this ability comes from and why cats can tolerate much more salt than humans.
Lyme Disease in Cats

Transmitted by Ticks Can Cats Get Lyme Disease?

As the warm months begin, so does tick season. But how susceptible are cats to the notorious Lyme disease? PETBOOK provides answers.

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Horses ›

Horse With a Beard

Unusual Hair Growth Why Some Horses Have a Mustache

A horse with a mustache is an unusual sight—but not as rare as you might think. PETBOOK explains the amusing phenomenon behind it.
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Legal Regulations Safely Navigating Traffic on Horseback

When riding a horse in traffic, there are several rules to follow. You even have to "signal." PETBOOK gives an overview of the rules.

Birds ›

Corvids

Ornithologist Explains 7 Exciting Facts About Corvids

Corvids are considered mysterious and secretive, but they are very intelligent. An ornithologist reveals 7 fascinating facts about Corvids.
A bird and a turtle on a branch

Evolution Why Birds Are Actually Reptiles

Birds and reptiles are two classes of animals, right? No, because they actually belong inseparably together, as researchers have long known.

Aquarium & terrarium ›

Wildlife ›

The Blue Dragon in the Sea

Dangerous Discovery in Vacation Paradise Mysterious 'Blue Dragon' Appears off Mallorca

For the first time since 1705, the dangerous sea snail Glaucus atlanticus, better known as the "Blue Dragon," has been spotted near Mallorca.

Animal protection ›

A koala sits in a tree

Animal Rights Activists Appalled Why Australia Culled Over 700 Koalas

More than 700 koalas were culled in an Australian national park. The government defends the controversial action as a protective measure.

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