More on the film from which this clip derives, When Dogs Fly, is available at National Geographic.
Animals
Animals
Bulldogs on Treadmills
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals
The View from Dog-Level
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals, Science/Nature
A Good Day for Nine Beagles
by JOHN ADAMS •
On May 6, 2014, Beagle Freedom Project rescued nine beagles from a laboratory in Nevada. Until this day, these beagles had never known a kind touch, been loved or felt safe. Their lives are about to change forever. The policy questions concerning these dogs include (1) whether this testing is necessary, (2) whether it should…
Animals
Kellar the Blind Dog Fetches (Really Well)
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals
Help name the Lincoln Park Zoo’s Klipspringer calf
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals
Bulldogs Against Bear
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals
Dog Befriends Disabled Kitten
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals, Nature
Rock-Climbing Bears
by JOHN ADAMS •
Videographer Stephanie Latimer describes her video: ‘Mommas with children or cubs don’t try this at home! Endangered Mexican Black Bears (momma and cub) climb Santa Elena Canyon wall, March 21st 2014. Spotted while kayaking and shared for your nature loving, rock climbing, suspenseful satisfaction.’
Animals
Tiny Hamsters Eating Tiny Burritos
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals
Ninety-Six Seconds of Elephants for Earth Day
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals
Trespasser!
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals, Cats, Politics
Be The Middle Cat
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals, Health
Why It’s Hard to Swat a Fly
by JOHN ADAMS •
It’s not easy to swat a fly. Although almost brainless by human standards, recent observations at the University of Washington reveal that flies have “well-developed, rapid-firing sensory motor circuits [useful] in order to register and respond to the visual threat of predators so fast and effectively.” See, Fruit flies show why swatting at flies is…