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What To Do if You Found a Baby Raccoon
Raccoons, like most mammals, are excellent mothers. Baby raccoons are dependent on their mother for up to nine months, after which they will go their way. After about 12 weeks of nursing, the baby raccoons are finally old enough to follow their mother out of their nesting area. During this time, they will learn from their mother how to forage for food, and where to look.
10 Animals Your Children May Never See
This infographic, courtesy of African Safari Home, highlights the top 10 most critically endangered animals on the planet. The majority of the threat comes from humans and the illegal trafficking / poaching of animals.
Pet Tech: Giving Your Pet A Better Quality Of Life Through Technology
In this day and age of rapidly developing technology, even our pets are getting their own gadgets. Can tech really help your pet to live a better life? Learn more about improving your pet’s daily life through technology in this infographic from PetXP.
21 Interesting & Funny Cat Facts
I am a cat person. I love dogs as well but other people’s dogs (we have no dogs in our house). Even though our feline companions are somewhat introvert, anti-social, and self-sufficient, cats can be a sweet and lovable animal inside. As you spend time with them, you’ll realize that there are many things you might not have known about your felines.
A Financial Guide to Owning a Dog
What is the price of man’s best friend? If your thinking of adding a new furry addition to the family, then it important that you consider the costs. To help you figure out how much owning a dog could cost you, Greater Bank and RSPCA NSW teamed up and did the maths.
32 Endangered Species, Ranked by Their Current Population Left
Many animals all over the world are in danger, but many people would be surprised by just how few some species of animals are left on the planet. This infographic from AlansFactoryOutlet.com is a sober look at 32 endangered species, ranked by the current populations left.
Hedgehogs – A Rare Sight in UK Gardens
Green spaces are becoming less and less in the UK and most other countries also. The constant building of homes and shops on any free space is having a massive impact on the wildlife population. One of the species most effected is the hedgehog which has seen a 30% population decline since 2002, with that number rising to 50% for rural areas in the UK.
Are Squirrel Droppings Dangerous?
One of the major reasons why you should let a professional squirrel removal expert handle your squirrel problem is the very real risk of contracting diseases from squirrel feces and urine. Squirrel droppings are a fertile breeding ground for a variety of disease-causing organisms. Read the following infographic to learn more.
Living in Scorpion Territory
The Phoenix, Arizona area is in the Sonoran Desert, and scorpions are native to desert environments. If you live in or near Phoenix, chances are you’ll run into scorpions on your property or in your neighborhood sometime. Scorpions aren’t like other kinds of pests....
Puppy Care 101
Bringing home a new puppy can be extremely exciting but also a little overwhelming. However, just a little preparation can help the transition. By preparing your home and family, and taking the time to help your puppy adjust to you and your home, it will make it easier on you and your puppy in the long run.
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