For instance, people often mistake a dog’s wagging tail as a sign of happiness, but the American Kennel Club suggests that the wagging movement only indicates that the dog is emotionally aroused. A ...

Let’s be honest—your dog’s barking is turning the neighbors into enemies, and your cat has declared war on your furniture.

"If you don't know that [these are] stress signs, you may not know that your dog is trying to communicate with you," an expert said.

A famous study by dog cognition researcher Dr. Alexandra Horowitz in 2009 revealed some interesting findings on whether dogs have any true canine sense of moral wrongdoing that prompts the so-called ...

Split view of Chihuahua-Fox Terrier and married couple holding dog. Split view of Chihuahua-Fox ... The night she found her father's body was a traumatic blur. The 911 operator's voice still ...

Now another source of microplastics in the body has been discovered: chewing gum. Chewing gum contains long molecules called polymers. Some brands of gum contain natural polymers from tree sap.

Whilst logical that chewing gum made out of the same single-use plastic materials as car tyres, carrier bags and even glue, would lead to the transfer of microplastics into the human body, to date it ...

On average, 100 microplastics are released per gram of chewing gum, with some pieces releasing as many ... Scientists are uncovering more ways microplastics infiltrate the human body. While common ...

A new study led by Queen’s University Belfast has demonstrated how potentially harmful materials can enter the body from chewing gum. The research findings, published in the Journal of Hazardous ...

It's easy to guess what dog breeds might be popular by looking around anywhere canines gather, like a dog park or doggy day care. These days, it seems like Golden Retrievers are everywhere! But these ...

In their new study, the researchers set out to understand the transfer of microplastics from chewing gum into the human body. A middle-aged male volunteer took part in the study, by first ...

Yet, a dog trainer from Doggi in Brisbane, Australia, has revealed that this common interpretation is often incorrect. This body language signal is frequently misunderstood by pet owners.