Located near the city Shiroishi in the mountains of Miyagi, Japan, the Zao Fox Village (Zao Kitsune Mura) is a paradise for fox lovers. Open since 1990, the village is a sanctuary for over a hundred animals, including six different breeds of foxes who roam freely.
In this stunning series by Brad Wilson, the photographer captures up-close portraits of different owl species.
Halloween might be over, but that doesn’t mean that your lovable pooch can’t wear a costume every once in a...
The golden retriever breed is renowned for their calm and gentle demeanor, and this beautiful canine known as Bailey might just be the most patient of all. Her owner has recently posted photos that show the dog dressed in people clothes and doing human things while looking oblivious about them. If the image of her sitting at the computer (above) looks familiar, it's because you might've seen it before.
It's been a pretty cat-tastic week here at My Modern Met, with our posts on the world's angriest feline and...
For millennia, cultures around the world have celebrated the origin myth of a giant animal—such as a turtle or elephant—supporting the world on its back. Beijing-based artist Ruilin Wang reinterprets that image in DREAMS-ark, an evocative series of sculptures that depict whales carrying entire landscapes on their backs. Each large-scale work consists of a distinct type of whale paired with a different world. Rocky, alpine mountains sprout from the back of a sleek blue whale.
Forget about New York Fashion Week or the Paris runway.
Slug Solos is everything we never knew we wanted: a Tumblr blog that uses Photoshop magic to replace the guitars...
On April 8, 2014, Philadelphia Zoo welcomed three new little ones to their home as a Black-footed Cat named Aza gave birth to an adorable litter of kittens. The first ever Black-footed Cats ever born at the zoo, the kittens, named Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion, are tiny little creatures endemic to southern Africa. (Love the Game of Thrones inspired names!)
Lions and tigers and bears (oh my!)
Harry Whittier Frees, an American photographer who lived from 1879 to 1953, may have created the original LOLcat images!
