Articles for category: Animal Behavior, Human–Animal Dynamics

Small animal foraging in the forest to survive.

Survival Superpowers The Strangest Animal Adaptations on Earth

Maria Faith Saligumba

Nature is a master of invention, crafting bizarre and fascinating adaptations that help animals survive and thrive in their unique habitats. From the depths of the ocean to the arid desert, animals have developed remarkable abilities that often seem like superpowers. These adaptations are not only essential for the creatures themselves but also offer incredible ...

Northern White Rhino

Why Do Some Animals Have Odd Numbers of Toes?

Trizzy Orozco

Have you ever stumbled upon a picture of a horse’s hoof and wondered, “Wait, where are the other toes?” Or maybe you’ve caught a glimpse of a three-toed sloth hanging upside down and marveled at its peculiar feet. It’s almost like nature is playing a game with numbers, handing out toes seemingly at random—sometimes three, ...

aerial photography of hot air balloon with animal migration seen below

25 Most Remarkable Animal Migrations: How Creatures Travel Across Continents

Annette Uy

Animal migration is one of the most awe-inspiring phenomena in the natural world. As creatures of the earth, sea, and sky embark on their journeys, they cross vast distances, often facing numerous challenges along the way. These migrations are driven by the need for food, breeding, or more favorable living conditions. This article delves into ...

Starfish regeneration from a single arm.

8 Incredible Creatures That Can Regenerate Their Own Bodies

Maria Faith Saligumba

Nature never ceases to amaze with its wondrous capabilities, and one of the most fascinating phenomena is the ability of some creatures to regenerate parts of their own bodies. This incredible skill allows them to recover from injuries that would be devastating to most other living organisms. Imagine losing a limb and watching it grow ...

Corgis vs. Coyotes: The Wild History of Herding Dogs in Predator Country

Corgis vs. Coyotes: The Wild History of Herding Dogs in Predator Country

Annette Uy

Have you ever pictured a fluffy, short-legged Corgi squaring off against a sleek and cunning coyote in the wild? The image seems almost comical, but it tells a deeper story about survival, partnership, and centuries-old instincts. Herding dogs like Corgis were not bred just for their adorable looks or internet fame—they were designed for courage, ...