Ark Lady’s Pet Newsletter

ark lady diana l guerreroI’m glad you stopped by Ark Animals for a visit and wanted to let you know that we are in the process of merging the original site into the blog format so that it will be easier for you to find many more articles than those listed in the archive.

Ark Animals is usually updated three times a week–so you’ll find new information on animal behavior, animal careers, animal training and pets regularly. There are over a thousand pages to view so you have a lot to sift through! While we are in transition you’ll see news posts until we finish the restructuring and republishing.

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Enjoy your visit & please make it a habit to come back regularly.

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Even In Death, Egyptian Birds Were Fed

The discovery gives clues to how ancient Egyptians viewed the importance of animals and their role in the afterlife.

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Even In Death, Egyptian Birds Were Fed

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Jumping Spiders Use Blurry Vision to Pounce

The spiders possess a unique vision that allows them to quickly capture prey.

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Jumping Spiders Use Blurry Vision to Pounce

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Suzuki goes to the dogs with Super Bowl ad and free pet ID tags

Suzuki goes to the dogs with Super Bowl ad and free pet ID tags

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Suzuki goes to the dogs with Super Bowl ad and free pet ID tags

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