"My French Bulldog is constantly rubbing her butt into the ground because of her tail pocket ... herring, and mackerel are all high in omega-3 fatty acids. She only needs about 1 ounce of one ...

Common thresher sharks use their long caudal fin to swipe at their prey to stun them. The shark spots prey such as a hakefish or mackerel, swipes with its tail, and eats the fish while it’s still ...

Artificial food dyes such as Yellow 5 provide no nutritional value, serving solely an aesthetic purpose. According to experts, however, not only do they provide no benefits, but they also have been ...

Veterinarians in the province are no longer permitted to dock a dog's tail. An overwhelming majority of Manitoba Veterinary Medical Association members voted to axe the controversial practice ...

The deadly Wangary bushfire 20 years ago appears to have been the final nail in the coffin for rare yellow-tailed black cockatoos on the Eyre Peninsula. There are fewer than a dozen birds left alive.

This easy main course is brilliant for your brain, heart and gut Mackerel is one of the healthiest fish we can eat. For that reason, it’s the perfect choice for an exceptionally healthy main course.

Welcome to the Cutest Animals in the US. The world is full of different animals, and they all have different traits and characteristics that set them apart. Some are wild creatures, while others are ...

“He released a shimmering trail of tiny microbubbles from his plumage, coating himself with a lubricating layer of air to cut drag and maximize speed,” Crosby said. “Perhaps most enchantingly, ...

TAKE A CLOSE LOOK. THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THIS RED TAILED HAWK ARE ALL GONE, MEANING IT COULD NOT SURVIVE IN THE WILD. THIS BIRD WOULD BE RENDERED UNABLE TO FLY. IT WOULD JUST BE ROAMING ON THE ...

In a rare case, a man's "carnivore diet" caused large, yellow bumps to grow from his hands, feet and elbows. A so-called carnivore diet typically involves restricting what you eat to food that is ...

Yet these behemoths’ most puzzling feature is a whip-like tail that can measure as long as the rest of the fish’s body. Why mantas and related rays have such long tails has long been a mystery.