Emily Reimann, Author at PETBOOK

Emily Reimann

In just 0.2 seconds! Are Crows Smarter Than Humans? A New Study Reveals

Are Crows Smarter Than Humans? In at least one area, these birds outsmart us, according to a study.

Fact or Fallacy Do Horses Really See the World Seven Times Larger?

How do horses see the world? Do they see colors like humans? And can they even look forward? PETBOOK explores these questions.

Budgerigars demonstrate their vitality through lively social behavior, vigorous preening, and vibrant colors—all of which contribute to a long life.

Popular Pet Birds Many Owners Underestimate How Long Budgerigars Can Live

Do you know how long budgerigars live? PETBOOK explains what factors influence their lifespan.

Comprehensive Overview How Long Do Cats Live? These Factors Can Extend Their Lifespan

Cats are true survival artists, but what determines how old they get? And when is a cat considered old? PETBOOK has the answers.

Bearded vultures feed on bones from animal carcasses, making up to 85 percent of their diet.

"Bone Crusher" Up to 10 Inches! This Bird Swallows Bones Whole

Bones as a delicacy and nests as time capsules: PETBOOK explains where bearded vultures live and what they eat.

Tiny yet sensational: This diamondback terrapin has two heads and weighs just 5.2 grams.

Curious Discovery This Baby Turtle Has Two Heads—and Weighs Only 5.2 Grams

A two-headed turtle has hatched in the U.S. The animal, weighing just 5.2 grams, presents many puzzles for researchers.

Horse-drawn carriages at Residenzplatz in Salzburg's Old Town

Opinion Why I Would Never Ride in a Horse-Drawn Carriage Again

Horse-drawn carriages are considered a romantic tradition. However, PETBOOK editor Emily Reimann believes—especially since owning her own horses—that they are unacceptable!

Risk of Blindness Police Horse Undergoes Surgery on Both Eyes

Recurring eye inflammations troubled the police horse Rabauke, but veterinarian Dr. Brandt explains what has helped the animal.

The Japanese spider crab is also known as the giant sea spider—but why is that?

"Crabzilla" Spanning Up to 3.7 Meters! This is the Largest Crab in the World

The Japanese spider crab seems like a creature from another world. PETBOOK explains why it is also called the giant sea spider.

Shorter Life Than Many Think Why Many Squirrels Don't Even Reach One Year Old

Do you know how old squirrels can get? PETBOOK explains their life expectancy and reveals why many don't survive their first year.

Whether a cat is bored can primarily be determined by observing the animal's overall behavior. This is also true for Ivy, the cat of PETBOOK staff member Emily Reimann.

Many Owners Overlook Them 9 Signs Your Cat Is Bored

Is your cat bored? Here's how to tell. Plus, PETBOOK explains what really helps cats.

For dog psychologist Marc Ebersbach, violence against dogs often begins earlier than many owners suspect.

Marc Ebersbach in PETBOOK Interview Dog Psychologist Warns Against Violence in Dog Training

Dog psychologist Marc Ebersbach explains where violence against dogs begins and what mistakes many owners unknowingly make.

Expert Warns Against Social Media Tips These Training Tricks Can Seriously Confuse Cats

Lemons to Stop Cats from Biting Plants? Such Training Tricks for Cats Are Often Problematic. PETBOOK Explains.

Difficult to Place? Snakes Often Stay in Animal Shelters for Years—Here's Why

Some snakes remain in animal shelters for several years. The Hamburg Animal Protection Association of 1841 explains why in PETBOOK.

Majestic Big Cats How Long Do Lions Live?

How Long Do Lions Live? Petbook Explains the Factors Affecting Their Lifespan–In Captivity and in the Wild

Experts Explain Can Earthworms Cough?

Can earthworms cough? PETBOOK investigates with the animal protection body Wildtierschutz Deutschland e. V.

New Guinness Record The Largest Living Horse Is as Big as a Wardrobe and is Still Growing

Can Hugo get even bigger? The world's largest horse is only four years old and could continue to grow in the coming years.

This Australian species of giant crab spider, the Jungle Huntsman Spider, sprinted at nearly 13 kilometers per hour—faster than any other spider in the study.

Jungle Huntsman Spider This Giant Spider Is Faster Than Many Joggers

A new study compares the running speeds of 258 spider species. An Australian giant crab spider reached nearly 13 km/h.