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The Bronx Zoo’s newest resident is Sarka, a baby snow leopard. While Sarka was snoozing away the early afternoon, I was lucky enough to catch her mother, Dari, gently grooming the five-month-old cub.
Sarka means “shark” in Nepali, and her elusive species live high in the mountains of Nepal, Mongolia, Pakistan, India and China. Often called “ghosts of the mountains” ...
It’s been 20 years since a con artist invented a breed of cat, claimed it was hypoallergenic, and charged unsuspecting customers tens of thousands of dollars only to deliver felines of a different breed.
Continuing its mission to probe the greater enigmas of the natural world, and knowing many of us must have pondered the question, Scientific American has set out to find out whether cats break wind.
In what it calls “an investigation into the mysteries of feline flatulence,” the magazine
The internet is famous for its rules.
There’s Godwin’s law (The longer an online discussion stretches, the greater the chance of someone invoking Hitler and/or Nazis in anger), Poe’s law (extreme viewpoints and satire are indistinguishable online), and the infamous Rule 34 (“If it exists, there’s porn of it.”)
I propose a new law: if it exists, there are ...
KENYA – The formidable lion emerged from tangled brush and padded silently across a dirt road until he reached the shade of a large acacia tree.
He stopped dead in his tracks, nose wrinkled, mouth slightly ajar, and sampled the air as a small device attached to the tree trunk surreptitiously pumped aerosolized mist into the breeze.
Despite his previous det...