Hasan Jasim Editorial Team

Riding a five-ton elephant she dubbed "my brother," relaxing with a cheetah, or cuddling a gigantic bullfrog like a Teddy bear were among her favorite activities. Tippi Degre's upbringing sounds more like a modern version of Mowgli than it does like a true story. She was born in Namibia to French wildlife photographer parents and grew up in Africa as a white child. Tippi spent … [Read more...] about Mowgli in Real Life: A Girl Who Grew Up amid Africa’s Wildlife

This huge tiny fish is a famed predator, capable of swallowing fish up to ten times its own size because to its massive jaws and balloon-like stomach. The black swallower (Chiasmodon niger) is a deep-sea fish of the Chiasmodontidae family. It is distributed all across the world's tropical and subtropical waters, usually at depths of 2297–9006 feet (700–2745 meters). They … [Read more...] about The Chowhound of the Deep: This Fish Can Swallow Prey Up to Ten Times Its Own Size

Every pet owner will tell you that a pet is never simply a pet. Your pet becomes a family member, regardless of its size, feeding habits, or the number of times you need to walk it, and losing a family member is sad. Your personal presence, support, and care are as important now as they have always been. We at Hasan Jasim don't want a single pet to be lonely at the most … [Read more...] about A Vet Explains What Pets Do in Their Final Moments, and Every Pet Owner Should Read It

Many of us have fond recollections of going to the zoo as children, and the Hasan Jasim team is no exception. Beautiful birds, lovely herbivores, and dangerous predators that we'd only seen on television might now be seen in person. Some visitors, though, desire more than just observing animals from a safe distance. The first zoo of its sort in Latin America is located in … [Read more...] about Not For the Faint of Heart: a Reversal of a Zoo in Which People are Caged and Animals are Free