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Maverick the Surfing Cat not only skateboards, paddleboards, swim and surfs, he’s also involved...
Maverick, the surfing cat, was taught to surf as a kitten by his world wakeboard champion owner and had been catching waves and swimming ever since.
Disney, and the zero-tolerance of mosquitos in their parks 디즈니, 그리고 공원에 있는 모기에...
The long and short of why Disneyworld at Florida has zero mosquitoes.
The Depths Below (part 2) 심해 (PART 2)
What lies below the depths that can give sailors nightmares beyond a sea serpent? The Kraken!
Can Your Pets Sense The Supernatural?
Has your beloved cat/dog ever done something strange? Like bark at nothing? Or somehow track something they can only see making its way invisibly across the room? Or can't they?
Toxic chemical coming from tires and recycled in children’s playgrounds and sports fields, responsible...
6PPD Quinone, found in all tire products, is killing edible fish like - salmon and trout, according to new study.
VIDEO: Black bear and her three cubs enjoy an afternoon of swimming at South...
About a dozen beachgoers watched in awe and delight as a large adult black bear and her three cubs ran and played in the water at a South Lake Tahoe beach in California.
The Running of the Goats: NYC park’s ingenious and environmentally-friendly method of solving an...
These lucky goats were treated to an all-you-can-eat buffet of overgrown weeds and invasive plants at a NYC park.
Ant Busting: Ways to get rid of ants in your home 개미 버스팅: 집에서...
How to get rid of pesky ants invading your home naturally, and then some.
Why You’d Want a Turtle as a Pet 거북이를 애완동물로 원하는 이유
Want to get a pet, but still thinking about it – but not sure if the traditional dog or cat may be your thing? Maybe get something a little more “exotic”, but not a “Joe Exotic” type of pet that would break your bank account? Well, maybe a turtle will do!
5 of the most unique sharks still alive today 가장 독특한 상어 5마리가 오늘날에도...
Sharks come in many unique shapes and sizes. Here are 5 of the most unique sharks currently swimming in our oceans.
