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74Chilean Rose Tarantula
by radgirl
One of the newest fads in pet ownership is giant fuzzy arachnids. These spiders are gaining popularity because of their exotic novelty. They are unique, easy to care for, the neighbors won't complain... published 8 months ago
68Pelagic Thresher Shark
by vanhove
Common Name: Pelagic Thresher Shark Scientific Name: Alopias pelagicus Authority: Nakamura, 1935 Meaning of Scientific Name: Alopias is greek for "fox". Pelagicus is greek for "of the sea". Description: The... published 6 months ago
81Vervet Monkey (Chlorocebus pygerythrus),
by Annalene
Physical Description: The Vervet Monkey is usually around 400 to 600 mm in length (head and body); with tales about 300 to 500 mm. weights typically range between 3 and 5 kg. Males are larger than females.... published 17 months ago
69A funny thing: Feng shui
by Rochelle Frank
Feng shui is the ancient Far Eastern art of home design and furniture placement. It is pronounced FUNG SCHWAY. Though there is no logical reason why Asian character symbols should be translated into... published 5 months ago
69Choosing a Pet Bunny
by radgirl
Choosing the right rabbit for your family can be a wonderful experience. There are currently over 40 breeds of rabbit. Dwarf breeds can be as small as two pounds, and the larger breeds can weigh more than... published 8 months ago
54Deer Proofing Your Garden
by Bob Ewing
Deer. Oh deer, you may find them to be cute, reminding you of Bambi but once they have eaten your prize roses your feelings may change. You may get even more annoyed with these four legged eating machines... published 4 months ago
60When man meets nature, man wins
by glassvisage
Humans are capable of unthinkable, amazing things; we can conquer any mountain, build skyscrapers of nearly any height and for any purpose (soon there will be ones with floors that can rotate!), and construct... published 2 months ago
66Barn Owls:Natural Rodent Control
by Marye Audet
Barn Owls are one of the best friends a small farmer has. They eat rats and mice by the dozens yet pose no real threat to most of the wildlife you want. published 4 months ago
67Do Miniature Pigs Make Good Pets?
by radgirl
Miniature pigs can make wonderful pets for the right person. Not only are they incredibly intelligent, they are fun, loving, and playful additions to the right family. Make sure you do your research... published 8 months ago
63How to Get Birds to Nest in Your Yard
by Pat Merewether
Several families of wrens have nested in our yard every year for as long as I can remember. They usually prefer bird houses and often build more than one nest. They build decoy or 'fake' nests to mislead... published 6 months ago
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