The revelation began for Graham Vallis one day as he was taking a tea break at his farm in the county of Devon, England.
“I often take my tea break with my cows, but on one occasion suddenly I became deeply relaxed,” he said.
You may wonder what the farmer added to his tea, but Vallis has [...]
Want More Milk? Moo At The Cows
Published in September 28th, 2008
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Myna’s Meow Hushes Parrots
Published in September 28th, 2008
If the measure of an animal’s intelligence is shown by their ability to adapt, myna birds must rank high on the list.
The Yangtse Evening Post tells the story of a small business owner, Mr. Jiang, in Nanjing, China.
Mr. Jiang bought a myna with the intent of using its talkative nature to attract business customers.
The bird [...]
Atlanta Hawk Swoops at Puppet Bird
Published in September 28th, 2008
Jeff Domke of the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta designed a hand puppet that received nature’s highest praise.
On Monday, September 22, Domke and Alan Louis were outside the Center photographing the puppet, which happens to be in the form of a brown thrasher.
It was then that a local bird of prey came to visit.
The [...]
Cat’s Camper Ride - From Underneath
Published in September 26th, 2008
Recently, a story was reported from Arizona about a cat named Bella that rode over 70 miles on a spare tire under a truck.
The Scotsman now tells of a cat that was discovered to have clung to the bottom of a camper for 45 minutes as the vehicle traveled down the road.
The cat was not [...]
Feline Blood-Donor Saves Many Cat Lives
Published in September 26th, 2008
You know you have done your job well when it takes two others to replace you.
Bruce is a 16 ½ pound grey tabby cat. He is retiring from a 3 ½ year career as a blood-donor cat at the Southern Animal Referral Centre in Highett, Australia.
Blood-donor cats are critical to the Centre since there are [...]
