Author name: Fun Stuff

We all love our fur babies, and many of us treat them as part of the family. From dressing them in matching outfits to sharing strollers with our babies, our pets are often involved in our daily lives. But while we adore them, there’s a fine line between love and trust, especially when it comes to their interaction with young children. Pediatrician Dr. Sami, known for her TikTok presence as […]

Pets become beloved members of the family, forging deep bonds that extend beyond their immediate owners. When a pet lives in another family member’s home, especially if they visit frequently or stay for extended periods, they can form their own unique connections. While it may be hard to tell if a pet like a cat or a snake misses their humans when they’re away, dogs make it abundantly clear with

For over 20,000 years, dogs have been our loyal companions and helpers. But it’s only in the past century that their remarkable ability to detect medical conditions has been fine-tuned to save lives. Social media has brought incredible attention to medical alert dogs, showcasing their life-saving work. People who rely on these trained heroes are sharing videos of them in action, and it’s nothing short of awe-inspiring. One such video,

Baby animals have a way of melting hearts, sparking a universal “aww” whenever they’re spotted—except maybe for the eerie sight of froglets hatching from their mother’s back (an image that’s hard to unsee). But for most baby animals, their cuteness inspires a protective instinct in us, compelling some to take extraordinary measures to help them in distress. This instinct was on full display when a woman captured a heartwarming moment

Elephants are fascinating creatures, known for their enormous size, distinctive trunks that function as both limbs and tools, and their ability to move silently despite their weight. Their intelligence and intricate social behavior set them apart from many other species. And now, new research suggests that elephants may even have something similar to human “names.” A recent study conducted in Kenya has revealed that elephants may use specific vocalizations to

Pets bring so much joy and love into our lives, but let’s be honest—they’re also little chaos machines. From eating things they shouldn’t to wreaking havoc on furniture, shoes, and even priceless family heirlooms, our furry, feathered, and scaly friends certainly know how to keep us on our toes. Despite their mischievous tendencies, one look at those adorable faces usually melts away any frustration. Usually. But every pet owner has

Halloween movies often depict bats as creepy, disease-ridden creatures, but in reality, they’re much more like sweet, cuddly puppies… with wings. Take Eddie, for example. Eddie is a tiny fruit bat (also known as a flying fox) who was born prematurely and found at a theme park. He was rescued by wildlife nurse and bat rehabilitator Rhi, who believes Eddie fell from his mother’s grasp while she was flying one

Sure, dogs might not fully understand everything we say like humans do, but that doesn’t stop us from having full-on conversations with them. And when they seem to get what we’re saying? Pure comedy gold. Take this dog mom’s hilarious pre-grooming pep talk with her three Shih-Tzus, Branston, Pickle, and Gizmo. She doesn’t hold back, letting them know exactly what’s in store for them, and it seems like they really

The bond between a mother and her babies is a universal feeling that transcends species, and there’s something deeply moving about witnessing it in animals. It serves as a reminder of how connected we all are through this powerful, almost magical love. That’s why a video of a proud mama cow introducing her newborn calf to the world quickly captured millions of hearts online. The video, shared by BreeAnne Clowdus