The phrase, “Dogs are a man’s best friend,” rings true, and Cane Corso’s are among dog lovers’ favorites as they make for a great companionship. However, over the years, there have been rumors about the Cane Corso and other dogs being able to lock their jaws, making it impossible for you to pry away whatever … Read more
When you are taking care of peacocks in the winter, they need to be housed in a setting where they can be kept warm. Peacocks have a natural internal system that allows them to stay warm, but in extreme cold, it is not enough. A structure such as a barn or other facility that shelters … Read more
The Carolina wren (Thryothorus ludovicianus) is a highly common type of bird that is found in North America. With population numbers that have only risen over the decades, it’s reasonable to wonder how many times these loud, vocal birds mate or “nest” during their lives. While there is no hard-set number, most Carolina wrens can … Read more
Subtracting soil from the equation and replacing it with nutrient-rich water is the goal of hydroponics. Drip or ebb and flow systems deliver nutrients to the roots, which are usually embedded in a support media such as perlite to expanded clay. Some of these help mediums are extensively used and come in a variety of … Read more
The curled feathers of a Frizzle chicken are unforgettable – they don’t look like your standard chicken. However, because they are bred by mixing two types of chickens together, they have varying lifespans. With the average chicken living anywhere from 5 to 10 years, it makes us wonder, how long do Frizzle chickens live for? … Read more
Since ancient times, people have been mesmerized by the glistening colors of a peacock’s tail feathers. It’s one bird that you’ll never tire of. However, what are the different colors they exhibit and how do the peacocks get these hues? Peacock’s tail feathers are known for their iridescent colors, which include shades of yellow, brown, … Read more
Sharks are truly mesmerizing marine creatures that both intrigue and scare people. After all, these cold-blooded fish range in size from just a few inches all the way up to 50 feet long. Many shark species are completely harmless to humans, although there are larger kinds of sharks that may mistake people for prey and … Read more