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A 3000 Year Old Cat Story from the Indian Epic, Mahabharata
A famous cat-and-mouse story from Mahabharata is about Lomasa, the cat, and Palita, the mouse. Lomasa lived on the branches of a tree. The story is full of practical wisdom and mirrors the ways people behave.
Nov 15, 20256 min read


Extraordinary Bonds: Exploring the Unbelievable World of Interspecies Friendships
The world of interspecies friendships is far more populous and wondrous than we have ever imagined. One only has to look around to see how members of different species bond with each other and grow fond of each other for a lifetime.
Oct 14, 20257 min read


Will Dodos Be Back? Revisiting the Extinction of Dodos and Its Connection to the Spice Trade
Dodos symbolise the harm humans do to Nature. The skeletons and pictures of Dodo that we preserve caution us to be careful. If we are not, when dealing with Nature’s delicate treasures, we will impoverish Earth of many more of our exquisite fellow species.
Sep 25, 20256 min read


The Remarkable Comeback of the Iberian Lynx from the Brink of Extinction
Iberian lynx was the rarest among the 36 cat species in the world and was classified as endangered till June 2024. To the great relief of all animal lovers and Nature enthusiasts, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) took it off the endangered list and moved it to the ‘vulnerable’ list in June 2024.
Sep 23, 20253 min read


The Intersection of the American Legal System and Cat Protection Laws
Many US states have specific dog codes outlining the laws and regulations concerning dogs, but few have similar codes for cats. While most states have enacted laws to decrease the number of feral and stray cats, there are fewer regulations aimed at protecting them.
Sep 19, 20256 min read


Celebrating the Resilience of the Indian Pariah Dog
The street dogs in India have weathered much trouble. Yet with some food or an affectionate pat on the head, most of them can be won over and made a friend of yours. It saddens one to see that they crave love from us, humans, but we are too blind and hostile to see and understand that.
Sep 16, 20255 min read


Mithun, The Semi-Wild Cow of the Himalayas: Cattle, Lifestyle, and Politics
Mishmi is a tribe in Arunachal Pradesh and they rear Mithun for sacrificial slaughtering. How many Mithun one possesses is a sign of wealth among these tribal people.
Sep 12, 20257 min read


Unraveling the Curious Cat Laws of Medieval King Hywel the Good
The Welsh King Hywel the Good gave his country a set of laws full of common sense and compassion. Punishment was not the foundation of those laws, unlike the norm at that time.
Sep 11, 20252 min read


The Supernatural Feline Legacy of Japan, and Its Royal Cats
Cats entered Japan around the 8th century CE, traveling thousands of miles and guarding the Buddhist scrolls. It is no surprise they received a regal place in Japanese culture.
Sep 10, 20255 min read
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