This new product by San Francisco-based company Whistle is just like a pedometer, but it isn't meant for people. The pet-friendly device, simply called Whistle, attaches to a dog's collar and monitors all kinds of data based on the animal's weight, age, and breed.
Single topic blog Animals Riding Animals features exactly what you'd expect: animals riding other animals.
What if different species could mate?
As far as photos posted on Instagram go, they don't get much cuter than this. Tokyo, Japan-based mother Aya Sakai has been charting the adventures of her young son and his best friend, which just happens to be a French Bulldog, using the popular photo sharing app. Whether they're cuddling on the couch or watching tv on a cushion, the two just can't seem to get enough of each other.
On a walk around the bush in Australia, entomologist Jurgen Otto came across a tiny insect he'd never come in...
Japanese photographer Miyoko Ihara began taking pictures of her grandmother, Misao, 13 years ago to commemorate her rich life.
By golly, I think we've done it. We just found the cutest kitten in the world! Her name is Daisy and she lives in Japan. The blue-eyed ball of fur is only cuter because of her miniature size, which owner Ben Torode accentuates by capturing her peeking her head out of a mixing bowl or from under a hat.
Nikolai Zinoviev is a wildlife photographer based in Russia who's behind some of the most beautiful, hilarious and downright adorable...
I came across these animal drawings by Sydney-based artist Jaimee Paul and was amazed by just how realistic they looked.
Earlier this year, we instantly fell in love with Maddie the coonhound as she modeled for her owner, photographer Theron Humphrey, in strange and unusual places. The project, Maddie on Things, features the very photogenic dog standing underneath the Golden Gate Bridge, precariously balanced between the doors of a refrigerator, topping off a large stack of colorful suitcases, and much, much more.
Where do you go to see the greatest bird spectacle on earth?
Canadian filmmaker and photographer Gregory Colbert captures the beautiful, uninhibited relationship between man and wildlife.
