MAY-cyan, a highly melodious cockatiel, whistled a fantastic combination of two legendary Queen songs, "Another One Bites the Dust" and "Radio Gaga," while resting on the yellow leather jacketed arm of a doll created in the likeness of the late great Freddie Mercury. MAY-cyan sometimes plays the same medley in a slightly different way. MAY-cyan can also perform one of … [Read more...] about A Melodic Cockatiel Sings Queen Songs While Perched on the Arm of a Freddie Mercury Doll
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A Tiny Toddler Enjoys Watching Window Washers at Work with His Black Cat
Nagi, a small 10 month boy, sat with his black cat Guinness in front of their stunning floor to ceiling windows in their London flat, enthralled by watching window washers at work. Guinness was pacing back and forth, attempting to gain a fix on the swinging ropes outside, but Nagi remained still. When they noticed the gorgeous couple staring out at them, both men burst into … [Read more...] about A Tiny Toddler Enjoys Watching Window Washers at Work with His Black Cat
Little Dog Refuses to Descend From His High Horse
Emily Sebryk, an animal enthusiast, spoke with The Dodo about the remarkable friendship that exists between a sprightly Australian shepherd named Robin Hood and a stunning Andalusian horse named Teddy. The canine-equine pair first met when Robin moved into Sebryk's home in the winter of 2019. Since then, the two have been inseparable. They’ve been friends for over three … [Read more...] about Little Dog Refuses to Descend From His High Horse
Tigris River Recedes Due To Drought, Exposing A 3,400-Year-Old City
Some of the first civilizations were born thousands of years ago along the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The rivers carved out the Fertile Crescent, a land of prosperous trade routes, abundant farmland, and great towns. These antiquated Mesopotamian remains may still be seen today in Iraq, Iran, and other Near Eastern countries. A severe drought is currently … [Read more...] about Tigris River Recedes Due To Drought, Exposing A 3,400-Year-Old City
Cats May Be Able to Learn Each Other’s Names by Listening to Us, According to Research
Pet owners would find it difficult to think that their animal companions don't comprehend when they speak to them. After all, the tiniest head tilts and responses to speech tones suffice as evidence that animals understand their human counterparts. But cats can be cryptic. Do they pay attention? Well, a recent research has given some support to what many cat owners already know … [Read more...] about Cats May Be Able to Learn Each Other’s Names by Listening to Us, According to Research