Edward Clark
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We Can Now Track Animal Panic From Space, and It Actually Matters
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior recently launched a satellite system called Icarus that tracks animal movement in...
WildlifeEdward ClarkJune 2, 2026 -
How Two Florida Kennels Managed to Adopt Out Every Single Animal They Had
Animal shelters are usually thrilled when a few dogs get adopted in one day. Clearing out an entire kennel building almost...
DogsEdward ClarkJune 1, 2026 -
Meet the Richest Cat in the World That Might Own 3 Rolls-Royces
A well-known fashion designer spent decades building a global empire, shaping brands like Chanel and Fendi, and collecting luxury cars and...
CatsEdward ClarkJune 1, 2026 -
17 Animals That Live in the Most Brutal Climates
Getting caught in the rain or sweating through a heatwave is nothing compared to what some animals deal with every day....
WildlifeEdward ClarkMay 29, 2026 -
17 Most Sociable Dog Breeds That Crave Company
Some dogs go beyond being friendly with their families, they actively seek out attachments with everyone around them. They respond quickly...
DogsEdward ClarkMay 29, 2026 -
19 Signs Your Cat Is Mad at You
Cats may not yell or throw tantrums like humans, but don’t let that poker face fool you, they know how to...
CatsEdward ClarkMay 28, 2026 -
Police Station in Japan Appoints a Shiba Inu to Help Promote Community Safety
A police station in Japan just renewed one of its most recognizable officers. The announcement spread fast because that the “inspector”...
DogsEdward ClarkMay 27, 2026 -
Australia Dropped Carrots From the Sky to Save Starving Wallabies
After the bushfires, some parts of Australia looked completely burned out. The flames were gone, but so was the food that...
WildlifeEdward ClarkMay 27, 2026 -
Someone Is Carrying Shelter Dogs Around NYC in a Backpack to Find Them Homes
Bryan Reisberg used to commute with his corgi, Maxine, sitting in a backpack. People around him noticed right away. Even on...
DogsEdward ClarkMay 25, 2026 -
How Beavers Are Turning Rivers Into Effective Carbon Sinks
When most people think of beavers, they picture animals chewing through trees or building dams across streams. But recent research shows...
WildlifeEdward ClarkMay 25, 2026