From their fearsome fangs to rippling legs, spiders strike fear into many people – especially when they invade the home or workplace. Two men in Missouri have had an especially unwelcome visit from a large wolf spider, whose abdomen was covered in a writhing mass of tiny spiderlings. While the mother arachnid may have been looking for a safe place to raise her wriggling brood, her presence was met with horror by panicked onlookers. To read more on this story and see video, click here: Is This the Most Hideous Spider Video Ever?
The pit bull breed has become shrouded in myth and misinformation in recent years. Highly publicized media reports and misleading statistics have portrayed them as violent, dangerous bullies instead of animals that deserve love and respect. For years, legislators and concerned pet owners have debated pit bulls’ reputation and temperament, bringing a cloud of negativity to over the breed. We’ve decided to clear away the confusion by busting the top 5 pit bull myths. Read on — the results may surprise you! To read more on this story, click here: Top 5 Pit Bull Myths Get Busted
(NEWSER) – In the past three decades, wild pigs have been spreading across America like crazy — to the tune of 5 million of the porkers in 39 states. The pigs have been part of the landscape since the 1600s, when early settlers allowed them to roam; some escaped, though their numbers have long been relatively few and largely limited to the South. To read more on this story, click here: USA's Ravenous $1.5B Problem: 5 Million Wild Pigs
America’s first cat café opened its doors Saturday in Oakland. At the Cat Town Café, people can buy a latte and an hour of playtime with adoptable felines. The owners hope this new business will help find homes for East Bay cats. Internationally, cat cafés are popular in urban areas. This new venture in Oakland was the first to master the logistics and health code approvals in the U.S. To read more on this story, click here: America's First Cat Cafe Opens in Oakland
