Enjoy these fun facts paired with charming images of joyful animals.
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These photos are our way of wishing you a New Year full of happiness and blessings.
Enjoy these fun facts paired with charming images of joyful animals.
For daily animal devotions, subscribe to All God’s Creatures magazine.
Seals are agile and acrobatic in the water but clumsy on land. That didn’t stop this young seal from flopping around on the beach like it’s the best day ever.
Snowy owls like to sit on or near the ground. Even when they are flying, they stay low, closer to prey.
A penguin’s distinctive gait might look inefficient to us, but rocking side to side helps it recover up to 80 percent of the energy expended on each stride.
The ostrich has the largest eyes of any land animal. Its diet consists mostly of plants but it will also eat insects and small reptiles.
How can you tell if a horse is happy? Its nostrils are soft and rounded, its lower jaw is relaxed and its loose tail swishes freely and gently.
Cats average 15 hours of sleep a day. They are crepuscular (from the Latin word for twilight), most active at dawn and dusk.
Did you know elephants are great swimmers? They migrate across rivers and lakes. They love to bathe too, like this guy enjoying his solo soak.
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