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12/16/2025

These are called Arctic Hares. They look like bunny pups.

12/16/2025

Turtle doves share nesting duties and raise their young as a coordinated pair, a partnership long celebrated in myth and art for its fidelity.

Their teamwork and quiet mourning deepen the picture of a bond that persists even after death.

12/16/2025

Snow leopard leaps through the air with it’s paws outstretched.

📸 Ron Conigilaro

12/13/2025

Young skunks begin defense training early, practicing tiny stomps, tail flags, and even faint scent puffs within weeks of opening their eyes.

These rehearsals sharpen instincts as they forage for insects and berries that help keep local ecosystems in balance.

12/12/2025

Norway has introduced what is being described as the first night train created specifically for viewing the northern lights. The special rail cars feature glass walls and ceilings, giving passengers wide, uninterrupted views of the Arctic night sky.

The carriages use soft, low-impact lighting to help preserve night vision, and the reclining seats make the experience feel similar to an onboard observatory.

This service operates during the peak aurora months, offering travelers an eco-friendly way to enjoy one of the region’s most iconic natural displays turning the Northern Lights into a scenic journey rather than something seen from afar.

12/12/2025

Seahorses begin each morning with a dance that helps deepen their bond with their partner.

12/12/2025

12/12/2025

😲😁Mama Lynx shows up with her 7 fluffy kittens to visit an Alaskan man, and amazingly, they Come BACK again!
2 months later, the owner could hardly believe who came back to their porch on a snowy day...
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12/12/2025

Tiny beads, buttons, even a lost lens cap. Crows sometimes leave small trinkets for people who treat them kindly and put out food.

They remember faces and routines, and they notice who shows up for them. Over time, a shy hello can turn into a daily visit.

Some researchers call it gifting, not proof of human-style gratitude. But when a bird drops a pearl heart in your yard, it sure feels like a thank you.

If you want to try, be patient and consistent. Offer safe food like unsalted peanuts and fresh water, and always give them space.

Skip junk food and don’t crowd or touch. Let trust grow at the birds’ pace.

These birds are clever problem solvers. That sharp mind helps them learn that good behavior toward humans can lead to good outcomes.

Stories of gift-giving pop up most where people feed the same crows for months or years. The bond is the magic.

References

The girl who gets gifts from birds - BBC News Magazine

Did Crows Actually Make These Gifts for the Human Who Feeds Them? - Audubon

Seattle Girl Befriends Neighborhood Crows, Making Bird Lovers Everywhere Jealous - Audubon

Think “Birdbrain” Is an Insult? Think Again. - National Geographic

Note: The images used in this post have been created using AI for illustration purposes only.

12/11/2025

Pineapples can take up to two years or more because each fruit begins as many small flowers that fuse into one. Most are picked early for shipping, so fully vine ripened sweetness is rarely tasted.

A slow process that makes every ripe pineapple uncommon.

12/11/2025

A waste truck driver in Ohio spotted a discarded backpack on his route and discovered a 10-week-old puppy inside, injured and dehydrated but still fighting to live. With his company stepping up to cover her medical care, he named her Tipper, stayed by her through leg amputation surgery, and officially welcomed her into his family as both a beloved pet and honorary team member.

12/10/2025

Blog Update: Why Your Insurance Might Not Cover Everything with Your Cataract Surgery

You’ve been diagnosed with a cataract and you’ve been told you should have cataract surgery. The surgeon is also telling you that you should consider paying out-of-pocket for certain features.Where did this come from? Why should you have to pay...