So, can dogs cry? Keep reading here to find out the answer to this as well as many more canine communication questions about tears! Do Dogs Cry? In an emotional sense, dogs don’t cry. For humans, we can cry out of joy or sadness or even from just being overwhelmed. However, dogs don’t. This isn’t to say they don’t have tears, however. While they may not cry in the way we do, dogs actually have tear ducts....
Because edamame’s had a lot of recent press suggesting it’s a “superfood” it may have led you to wonder if dogs could benefit from them too. Let’s take a closer look. Is Edamame Safe For My Dog To Eat? The good news is yes, plain edamame is safe for your dog to eat in small amounts unless they have a soy intolerance. In fact, soybeans like edamame are a popular ingredient in commercial dog food....
In this article, we’ll talk about if dogs can eat guacamole, what to do if your dog eats guacamole, and more. Is Avocado Toxic for Dogs? Avocado contains persin, which is toxic to dogs. If your dog eats enough avocado, it may experience symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, stomach upset, heart attack, and pancreatitis. Pancreatitis typically occurs when a dog eats foods that are high in fat. Pancreatitis can happen once, in which case it’s called acute pancreatitis....
The Cane Corso breed’s ancestors were probably significantly bigger than the canines we see now. They were employed in combat and aided the army’s assault on the enemy’s lines. The mid-1900s saw this dog breed on the edge of extinction. Although they were saved, they did not become known worldwide until the late 20th century. Because of how big these dogs are, it is no surprise that many people are interested in discovering more about them....
Comparing a Cottonmouth and a Cobra The 6 main differences between a Cottonmouth and a Cobra The main differences between a cottonmouth and a cobra are their size, venom, and distribution. Cottonmouths and cobras are widely regarded as dangerous snakes, although they have widely disparate ranges and wouldn’t ever meet naturally. Although they are both venomous snakes, they aren’t closely related to one another. Cottonmouths belong to a group known as the “pit vipers” in North America, including the copperhead and all rattlesnake species....
In this article, we will address all of the key differences between cottonmouths and copperheads, including their preferred habitats and how they appear. This may help you better identify them should you happen to stumble upon one in the wild. Let’s get started and learn how to tell these two snakes apart! Comparing Cottonmouth vs Copperhead The Main Differences Between Cottonmouth vs Copperhead There are many key differences between a cottonmouth vs copperhead....
Of course, this is all hypothetical. You should never fight a wild animal unless you’re under attack by the animal. That’s especially true of the bald eagle since it’s a protected species. With all that in mind, let’s compare the strengths and weaknesses of a human and a bald eagle and see which one would win in a battle and why! Comparing an Unarmed Human and a Bald Eagle What Are the Key Factors in a Fight Between an Unarmed Human and a Bald Eagle?...
When Is Deer Season Open in Maine? Several different seasons in Maine are all open at different times. Expanded Archery season occurs the longest, between September and December in most cases, and the regular Archery season only occurs through October. The Firearms season only occurs on very specific dates through October and November. There are resident-only dates and “all hunter” dates. There is also a single day for youth hunting. This day usually falls in October, though the exact date will vary yearly....
The striking black bird with tufts of vibrant red feathers jutting from the back of its head and a slick white stripe running from its neck along the full length of its back once populated the southeastern United States. However, as the country blossomed throughout the nineteenth century, logging destroyed much of its habitat. Additionally, hunters targeted them for use by hat makers and private collectors. Its last known sighting occurred in 1944, though its dwindling population helped call government to action....
Here, we’ll take a closer look at ten species of endangered snakes and what their greatest threats are. 10. Shevaroy Hills Earth Snake (Uropeltis shorttii) Shevaroy hills Earth snakes live only in the southern part of the Eastern Ghats in India. They’re non-venomous and completely harmless to humans. Shevaroy snakes burrow in the ground and eat worms. Based on the small amount of information available, their population is thought to be extremely fragile and in danger of extinction....
10. Centipedes Don’t Have 100 Legs The first entry on our list of centipede facts is also likely the most surprising. In Latin, the word centipede translates to “one hundred legs.” It’s, therefore, no surprise that most people believe that all centipedes possess 100 legs. However, this name is misleading, as the truth about centipede anatomy is much more complex. Despite their name, no centipede actually features 100 legs. All centipede species possess an odd number of pairs of legs, with most possessing somewhere between 30 and 382....
Naturally, these wild ecosystems host a myriad of unique plant species, and many are native to the state. Trees, shrubs, ferns, grasses, vines – you’ll find species of each plant type in Montana! If you’re planning a trip to the Treasure State or are just eager to get away from the city and reconnect with nature, check out this article that presents native plants in Montana. Depending on what area you’ll be visiting, you may stumble upon some of them!...
How Do I Know if My Dog is in Pain? A change in behavior is the best determiner of pain in dogs. Our canine pets are excellent at hiding pain, especially chronic pain. But there are clues you can look for and initial tests you can perform. How do you know when a dog is suffering? Check for these signs and symptoms: ShakingAggressionLow posture/holding their head below their shouldersFlattened earsPanting/cryingArched backAversion to touchExcessive licking and scratching of a specific areaLimpingStiffnessUninterested in play or exerciseNot sleeping or sleeping too muchLoss of appetite...
In this article, we’ll go over a brief list of some of the different types of mushrooms, including poisonous and edible varieties. Let’s talk about some of the different mushroom orders and species before diving into our list of some of the different types of mushrooms! Let’s get started now. How Many Different Types of Mushrooms Are There? With hundreds of new fungi species being discovered each and every year, it shouldn’t be surprising to hear that there are over 10,000 different types of mushrooms....
#25 Dog Facts for Kids: Dogs Don’t See in Black and White but are Considered Color-Blind Dog’s do not see in black and white, however, they are what most would consider to be color-blind. This means that dogs have two color receptors that are called “cones” whereas humans have three. Dogs have yellow-blue dichromatic visions which means that the vision of dogs are most similar to someone who has red-green color blindness....
Throughout earth’s history, there have been a variety of different snakes, and even today, there are more than 3,000 different species today. Animals like the Barbados thread snake struggle to weigh more than an ounce, but in this article, you’ll discover 3 massive snakes larger than an anaconda. Green anacondas are one of the largest snakes you can find today. Fossil evidence found across the globe lets humans know the snakes that lived millions of years before us, and how large ancient snakes were able to get....
Some of these bodies of water have been studied but have been declared too dangerous for humans to enter or be around. In other words, there are bodies of water in different parts of the world that are unsafe for humans for several reasons. What do you think these bodies of water are, and why do you think they are considered deadly? This article discusses some of these deadly waters in no particular order....
Hawaii is a magnificent place filled with endless natural beauty and rich culture. Situated in the Pacific Ocean, the state of Hawaii comprises 137 volcanic islands, including the “Big Island” of Hawai’i. Visitors from all over the world come to Hawaii all throughout the year to enjoy its beautiful sandy beaches, lush rainforests, stunning mountains and waterfalls, and the deep roots of its unique Polynesian culture. Hawaiian names not only sound beautiful, but each has its own uniquely rich meaning....
We know that adopting a pup of any age is a big responsibility, and only share these dogs to shine a light on the dogs that prospective owners may otherwise not know about. Many owner surrenders happen because people got excited about a new dog, but weren’t ready for the work it would take once the newness wore off. 1. Dogs in Fort Worth – Trooper, Adult Lab Mix Trooper is an adult silver lab mix, possibly purebred but nobody knows for sure....
1. Puppies in Phoenix: Niko, an 11-month-old Dutch/Shepherd Mix Niko’s ears are eye-catching and bat-like. He has a beautiful brindle coat with white under his neck and parts of his paws. This gentle giant is an 11-month-old Dutch Shepherd mix. The mix isn’t currently known, but whatever he is, we know for sure he is cute! Niko is a social butterfly and loves playing with other dogs and showing off his toys....
