While all three species are wild animals and should be treated with caution, we find out which one is the most dangerous
No matter how much you domesticate a cat, they will carry the instinct of its wild ancestors
A visit to Manas National Park of Assam will get you closer to the world’s smallest and rarest wild pig, the pygmy hog.
The underground world is full of surprises. While we walk around above ground, these animals are busy digging, hunting, and surviving in ways we rarely see.
These snakes live underground and feed mostly on ants and termites, which makes sense when you think about their size.
"Cockroaches are a big menace in the kitchen! They are unhygienic and spread diseases," Pankaj Bhadouria shared on Instagram.
These birds aren’t just fast for the thrill of it. Their speed helps them survive — to hunt, escape danger, migrate, or even impress a mate.
While encounters with venomous lizards are rare, they often occur when humans step into wild territories—either for research, tourism, or exotic pet keeping. These creatures don’t attack unprovoked; they simply defend themselves with the tools nature has given them.
From crocodiles to bears, these animals are some of the world’s most fearsome chompers.
From sweltering deserts to icy tundras, nature has equipped these species with incredible adaptations for survival.
While terrifying, many of these toxins have also inspired research into pain relief and medicine—proving that even nature’s most dangerous creatures have something to teach us.
While the Komodo dragon might claim fame as the largest and most venomous lizard, the horned lizard proves that “power isn't always about size”
A friend of hers recommended Daniela Amato, a New Jersey-based “animal intuitive” with her own robust social media presence. As part of her business, Heart Communications, Amato speaks to animals, dead and living, and performs reiki on pets
It’s wild to think about—but for some species, a few days are enough to be born, grow up, find a mate, and say goodbye. Here’s a look at some of nature’s briefest lives.
In certain corners of the wild, some animals have proven they’re capable of taking down a lion. Sometimes it's out of self-defence, other times it's about territory or sheer numbers.
So, if a crocodile and an alligator went head-to-head, who would come out on top? Let’s take a closer look
These animals have different challenges in life and have evolved using their own unique adaptations
A fight between 100 men and one gorilla might lead to a lot of dead men, but we all know that men will come with weapons, strategies, drones, fire and other clever tricks.
From evading predators to securing a meal, or even a mate, these animals take the art of playing dead to shocking extremes.
Understanding the specifics of pet vaccination schedules and their importance is crucial for every pet owner.
If you’ve ever wondered who would come out on top if these two ever crossed paths in the wild (don’t worry, they usually don’t — they live on different continents), here’s a breakdown that’s less of a science lecture and more of a wild nature documentary told over coffee
This remarkable behaviour, while unappetising to human sensibilities, represents a sophisticated adaptation
Here's what to do if a lizard bites you
Let’s dive into the world of giants — from the deep sea to dry land — and get to know the planet’s most colossal creatures.
Venomous snakes possess venom that contains toxic substances.


