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At over 3 feet tall, Minnie is officially the world’s tallest female dog
Standing tall at over 3 feet, Minnie the Great Dane is redefining what it means to be a gentle giant.
Why these spiders want to look like bird droppings
The next time you see bird poop in nature, do not rule out the possibility of it being a clever spider!
No, one bite doesn’t make a man-eater: Debunking the biggest tiger myth
A veterinarian explains why tigers attack humans out of survival necessity, not preference.
Five animal species known for kidnapping and abduction
Some may do it to assert power, some for survival, while others may do it out of their "maternal instinct"
The curious case of cross-species animal bonds
Some animals form surprising romantic or mate-like bonds with the “wrong” species, driven by hormones, imprinting, or social curiosity.
Nature’s Burj Khalifa: The 800-metre beaver dam visible from space
The dam was first spotted by a satellite in 2007
8 amazing animals to spot in Kaziranga National Park
From the iconic one-horned rhinoceros to elusive swamp deer, here are eight animals visitors may encounter in Assam’s famous wildlife reserve.
6 animals with incredible neck flexibility
From the iconic 270-degree stare of an owl to the lightning-fast reflexes of a praying mantis, we explore six fascinating animals that have evolved extraordinary neck flexibility.
Believe it or not: This snail can sleep for three years straight
Did you know how some snails are big sleepy heads?
10 Indian wetlands for every bird lover’s bucket list
From coastal lagoons to inland marshes, these wetlands across India are among the best places to spot migratory and resident birds.
Six extraordinary birds you’ll only find after sunset
Their secretive nature and specialised skills make them some of the most fascinating creatures of the night.
Meet the fish that doesn’t freeze (and other animals that survive sub-zero temperatures in Antarctica)
It’s not just fish that have mastered the cold. Antarctica is home to a unique cast of wildlife, each with its own abilities
These animals live perfectly well without a heart
These animals share key traits, and reliance on diffusion or water flow rather than active circulation
Midnight melodies: Why some birds chirp while you sleep
Have you ever been startled by the chirping of a bird at some ungodly hour? Experts explain why our feathered neighbours are losing sleep in cities.
Why house cats have snake-like eyes but tigers or lions don’t
While both cats and snakes have slit-like pupils, the similarity ends there. It’s a case of convergent evolution--understand what that means
Five animals and their mythological origins
These animals, woven into India’s myths, shape belief systems and rituals toward wildlife.
Everything about the Kākāpō: The world’s heaviest parrot that forgot how to fly
Meet kakapo — the chubby, flightless parrot from New Zealand with a surprisingly quirky love life.
Meet the okapi: The animal with a zebra’s stripes and a giraffe’s heart
With zebra-like stripes and a giraffe’s face, the okapi looks like a strange animal mash-up. But this rare rainforest creature from Central Africa is one of nature’s most fascinating species.
5 non-venomous snakes in India that actually protect the environment
Every year, many non-venomous snakes are killed just because people can’t tell them apart from dangerous ones.
Half-awake, fully armed: Why crocodiles never truly ‘switch off’
Are crocodiles ever fully asleep? And how does this behaviour help them survive?
Six animals that never touch water
These animals may seek moisture from food, skin, and metabolism.
Six animals with the strangest noses on Earth
Their noses are designed to hunt, survive, or even attract mates in the wild.
Inside the viral and violent world of screaming frogs
The frog scream varies between species. Some sound like shrill screeches, others like prolonged squeals or gasps. Unlike their melodic mating calls, screaming is usually jarring, sudden, and short-lived.
9 land animals you didn’t know were natural-born swimmers
Whether it’s to cross rivers, escape danger, or just cool off, some creatures that live on land can handle water surprisingly well
Reasons your cat’s litter box requires military-grade hygiene
Cats aren’t the villains here, far from it. But understanding and mitigating the risks of Toxoplasma gondii is part of being a responsible pet parent.
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