A heartbreaking video is unwittingly the perfect example of the phrase "Pets are for life not just for Christmas," as one shelter revealed it was already receiving unwanted puppy presents.A clip shared to TikTok by @KhanTheeDane shows a woman cuddling a one-month-old puppy, as the on-screen text said: "We're already getting unwanted Christmas gifts."The caption…
The Turritopsis dohrnii is a tiny jellyfish that can age backward. When their survival is threatened by injury or starvation, they will transform themselves into a polyp — an early stage of development. Eventually, the polyps will bloom back into genetically identical jellyfish. Death will come for us all; however, the T. dohrnii isn't the only animal that can delay…
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Paleoartist Roman Uchytel has created a gallery of size-comparison images that highlight the radical evolutionary journey that modern day animals have undergone when compared to their long-extinct ancestors.The comparisons came to be when Uchytel — who grew up near a zoo sketching animals — sought to combine his knowledge of animal anatomy and artistic talents…
New fossil discoveries show predatory marine reptiles from 200 million years ago may have been bigger than today’s blue whales – and that they evolved astonishingly rapidly Life 29 December 2022 By Michael Marshall Artist’s impression of Stenopterygius quadriscissus, an ichthyosaurdotted zebra / Alamy Stock Photo PREHISTORIC Earth was a place of monsters. There were…
A team of engineers and neuroscientists has demonstrated for the first time that human brain organoids implanted in mice have established functional connectivity to the animals' cortex and responded to external sensory stimuli. The implanted organoids reacted to visual stimuli in the same way as surrounding tissues, an observation that researchers were able to make…
Why are there still carriage horses in New York City after Ryder's collapse over the summer? Published December 28, 2022 01:04PM EST One of this year’s most well-known stories of animal abuse occurred in August when Ryder—an underweight and sick 26-year-old carriage horse falsely reported to be healthy and 13 years old—collapsed while pulling a…
By Alan Mozes HealthDay ReporterWEDNESDAY, Dec. 28, 2022 (HealthDay News) -- When a toddler or an infant accidentally ingests a prescription opioid medication, the immediate results can prove deadly, experts warn.But another new worrisome dynamic is afoot in the United States, a just-published study reveals: pediatric poisonings from a particularly lethal combo — a potent synthetic…
From elephants gate-crashing funerals, to mysterious species washing up on shore and sheep walking in circles, 2022 has been quite the year for animals.As 2022 draws to a close, Newsweek looks back at the best animal stories of the year.Mystery Deep Sea Shark With Bulging Eyes and Teeth Caught by Fisherman A cropped version of…
Let’s talk about sex baby! I want to give you something to look forward to. Not a new year, not a new you but the simple, animal pleasure of getting down and getting it on. In terms of astrological weather, 2023 is big on change and challenge and these themes extend to the realms of…
