New research from Washington State University reveals how youth who work with horses experience a substantial reduction in stress – and the evidence lies in kids’ saliva.
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A study from the University of Liverpool has recommended investing in dog owner education and facilities as a strategy to target physical inactivity and problems such as obesity in both people and their pets.
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A new study has shown that newborns who are exposed to pet hair, dirt and germs may have a lower risk of suffering from allergies and asthma.
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Birds are inherently social creatures, often flying around and roosting in large flocks. This may be largely due to the protection this strategy offers — after all there is always safety in numbers. But on the other hand, social structures of birds may be much more complex than that. A new study sheds some light on the social lives of birds.
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Parrots are known to be very intelligent birds, but scientists have discovered that Goffin cockatoos can even learn how to make and use wooden tools from each other.
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Although many people have not taken the time out of their schedules to do so, equine first aid courses can be a very helpful step towards being prepared for emergencies. Being a responsible horse owner means taking the time to attend these classes, but others who spend a lot of time with horses should consider it, as well.