A new study has uncovered which cat and dog breeds are the most likely to go missing. The results have triggered an insurance comparison site to warn owners about taking precautions - including ...

The world’s largest goat breed is the Boer goat, a South African type famous for producing large quantities of meat. Males can weigh up to 350 pounds with females usually peaking at 250 pounds.

Among the diverse canine family, certain breeds stand out for their bravery, often willing to risk their lives to protect their human companions. This article delves into 20 such fearless and devoted ...

Join us as we explore the 18 most beautiful horse breeds, each possessing unique characteristics that celebrate their diverse and storied histories. Discover these stunning breeds that have captured ...

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Many public health experts said their fears were realized Thursday when Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was confirmed as health and human services secretary. Kennedy, who has a background in environmental ...

"The Ongole breed is earning huge revenues in Brazil and other countries. Unfortunately, we are unable to utilize its potential. With proper conservation efforts and genetic improvement programs, ...

The spirited schnauzer bested six other finalists to become the first of his breed tapped as Westminster’s best in show, the most prestigious prize in the U.S. dog show world. The dog won the ...

In fact, the American Staffordshire Terrier is the least likely breed to be adopted—with less than 50 percent of AST puppies getting adopted (as of 2015). Sometimes it's because of safety myths, and ...

The Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research carries out basic molecular biological research on plants. The goal of the Cologne-based scientists is to improve conventional breeding methods and ...

Across the country, dedicated farmers and breed societies – often with royal patronage – plus the Rare Breeds Society (RBST) through its Gene Bank, ensure that the work of the far-sighted 18th-century ...