Photographer Fubirai documented the lives of the semi-wild cats that roam the island in Fukuoka, Japan. The cats are fed by local fishermen and wander freely through the streets, boatyards, porches, and houses of the city. It’s purrfect.
A Wels catfish from Round Lake, Canada, found out that if you bite off more than you can chew things might be difficult for you.. literally. A basketball floating on the lake looked delicious to the big fish, but as it toured out, it was too big to swallow. The fish was rescued by a man passing by the lake.
A pack of elegantly and lavishly dressed bulldogs walked across stage during the 34th annual Drake Relays Beautiful Bulldog Contest in Des Moines, Iowa at the beginning of this week.
4-year-old pup named Huckleberry was crowned as this year’s ‘Beautiful Bulldog.’
Giraffes are commonly seen as gentle creatures, but their courtship rites involve bruising and ferocious physical battles for dominance. Often, the battles are abandoned after a short tussle, but they can degenerate into a fight to the death.
The burrowing owls nest in holes rather than in trees, and are active during the day. The tiny but long-legged owl found throughout open landscapes of North and South America.
Did you ever dream to pet a lion or to ride an elephant? With the advice and guidance of the zookeepers, in some enclosures, the visitor have the chance to interact directly with wild animals at Lujan Zoo.
Haute ecole not been seen in Britain since the reign of Charles II and discipline became popular in France and Spain. Spanish Andalusian horses thought to be the only breed with physical strength and intelligence to master it.
Thousands of dogs and owners descended on the National Exhibition Center in Birmingham for the start of Crufts Competitors. Around 27,000 dogs and 145,000 visitors expected to take part in the “world’s biggest dog show”.
They spent hours being bathed, blow-dried and brushed to perfection, then it started raining cats and dogs. :))
It’s Sunday! What better things to do than … chilling?
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