Cat Which Brush Teeth

LOLcats are here again, but today they came to teach the youngest of us, and to remind the others, to brush our teeth because we really need them. In addition to reminding they decided to do so in front of the camera, so that the youngest ones have some idea how it is done. You can repeat after them, now go and take your toothbrush and put a little paste on it. Watch closely, and start!

Are Animals Romantic?

I have often wondered about this subject especially when watching how my animals interact with each other. I believe that if humans can be romantic and show each other affection, then surely animals also have the capacity to do this. I mean our household pets show us humans affection and love everyday, so why not each other? A devoted dog will do any thing for their beloved owner, even if that means laying down it’s own life. I have even heard of animals risking their lives for other animals too! But is that love or instinct?

Of course animals don’t go off on exotic holidays or the lovely romantic short breaks that us humans do, but they do often share food like we would a candlelit dinner. They enjoy doing things together too…well most of the time! They always look as if they are in love and are totally devoted to each other, so maybe animals can be romantic.

I think I might be on the fence on this one, but possibly leaning towards the possibility that they can actually be romantic towards one another!

So here are some animals looking as though they are being romantic…

Lovebirds

When I think of animals being affectionate, I always think of Lovebirds. They enjoy snuggling up together and should be always be kept in pairs, one male to a female. Their name also reflects this as they are highly affectionate to one another and they tend to pair up for life which could be 12 years or more!

Hamsters

Who else Drinks?

 It is a day set aside to raise awareness of the importance of water to our lives and to the ecosystems of our planet that give us life.

Birds Actions

The perfect timing photographs by Birds Action. These birds are very Beautiful and they seems very intelligent behaviour. Check out the more photographs below..

Flying Snakes

Flying snake is not actually flying. It glides from tree to tree using the speed of fall and its body’s contortion to catch the air and generate lift.


Flying snake will slither to the end of a tree’s branch until its tail dangles in a J-Shape from the branch’s end.
It propels itself from the branch by thrusting its body up and away from the tree, flattens to about twice its normal width, and turns its body in a pseudo concave wing, which can trap air.
By making a continual serpentine motion of lateral undulation back and forth, the snake can stabilize its direction in mid air and land safely.