habits
Male pet rats fighting: Know more about your pets
It's pretty normal for pet owners to get two or even more rats, and they generally go well together. Meanwhile, some male pet rats can fight - and it's quite normal for them, because they love for their own rules.
Kate Yakimchuk pets rats Animals 16 September 2023
Psychologist Explanation: What Is Excoriation
People with excoriation may collect the same patches of skin over and over again, which can lead to bleeding and swollen skin in different areas of the body.
Diana Dashkevich mental health facts stress Psychology 14 September 2023
Tips from a Psychologist: How to Start Getting Up Earlier in the Morning
Early rise is the time of waking up from 5 to 7 am.
Diana Dashkevich mental health morning advices Psychology 13 September 2023
Seals are amazing: Learn more about nature
Seals are exciting animals - they can be trained, they are pretty intelligent, and they are well-adapted to severe conditions they live in. Like other animals, they have a few interesting features about them, so if you love nature as much as we do, then you might be interested in learning more about them.
Kate Yakimchuk seals wildlife adaptation Animals 10 September 2023
Why cats dislike their food: Learn more about your pets
Cats have personalities and preferences, so you can't just give them any food you like - they might refuse to eat it. It's not always about them being picky - sometimes it might be actually spoiled, or they might even be allergic to it.
Kate Yakimchuk cats pets food Animals 8 September 2023
Older cats act differently: Learn more about your pets
When cats age, they act differently - just like humans. If you have a cat, then you probably can notice how its habits and behavior changes with age, and it's pretty normal.
Kate Yakimchuk pets cats age Animals 8 September 2023
Expert Explained: Why People Bite Their Cheeks and How to Get Rid of It
According to the TLC Foundation for Body Focused Repetitive Activities, about 3% of the world's population has BFRB.
Diana Dashkevich mental health stress Psychology 5 September 2023
Advice from a Psychologist: How to Stop Biting Your Nails
The habit of nail biting is scientifically called onychophagy.
Diana Dashkevich mental health facts Psychology 4 September 2023
Why cats drool when you pet them: Too relaxed to care
Have you ever noticed your cat drooling while you're petting it? Cats can sometimes drool when you pet them for a variety of reasons, and while it's not as common as in dogs, it's not necessarily a cause for concern.
Kate Yakimchuk pets cats Animals 4 September 2023
Cats seek shadows too: They don't always need direct sunlight
Domestic cats have a variety of behaviors that stem from their evolutionary history and sensory adaptations. One of these behaviors is seeking shadows for sleep rather than direct sunlight.
Kate Yakimchuk pets cats Animals 1 September 2023
Why cats unroll toilet paper: Learn more about your pet's habits
Cats unrolling toilet paper is a common and amusing behavior that many cat owners have observed. While there isn't a single definitive answer for why cats do this, there are several theories that can help explain this behavior.
Kate Yakimchuk pets cats Animals 31 August 2023
It takes a while to form a habit: A study on habits and how long it takes for them to be formed
Some people may think that "it takes two weeks" or "it takes 28 days" to form a habit. In fact, there are no magic numbers that can help us understand how much time we need to make a new habit.
Kate Yakimchuk research Time Psychology 31 August 2023
Why crows aren't afraid of people: Habits and intelligence
Crows are known for their intelligence and adaptability, which can influence their behavior towards humans. You can often see them being curious around people, not scared of them.
Kate Yakimchuk birds crows nature Animals 30 August 2023
Why your cat wakes you up: Curious pet habits
Cats are known for their unique and sometimes puzzling behaviors, and waking their owners up is no exception. While every cat's personality and motivations can vary, there are a few common reasons why cats might engage in this behavior.
Kate Yakimchuk pets cats sleep Animals 29 August 2023
You shouldn't try fad diets: Why they aren't helpful for everyone
People who want to lose weight often choose short but tough ways to achieve their goals. Fad diets often fail to deliver sustainable and long-term weight loss results for many people due to a combination of physiological, psychological, and practical factors.
Kate Yakimchuk dieting food Cooking 28 August 2023
Why cats drink from their owners' cups: A curious habit
Cats have a tendency to be curious and exhibit quirky behaviors, and drinking water from their owners' cups is one such behavior that some cats engage in. Somehow water in cups tastes better to them than in their own bowls.
Kate Yakimchuk cats pets water Animals 25 August 2023
Why cats stare at nothing: A curious habit
Cats are known for their curious and mysterious behavior, and one such behavior is staring at seemingly nothing. While it might appear that cats are fixated on empty space, there are a few possible explanations for this behavior.
Kate Yakimchuk cats pets Animals 24 August 2023
Recognizing the sugar addiction: How to understand that you're not just a sweet tooth
Sugar can be highly addictive, and some people can consume too much of it. Recognizing a sugar addiction involves being mindful of your eating habits, cravings, and how sugar consumption affects your physical and emotional well-being.
Kate Yakimchuk sugar dieting health Cooking 21 August 2023
Eating more often versus less often: The benefits of different eating habits
The question of whether it's healthier to eat more often or less often depends on individual preferences, lifestyle, and overall nutritional choices. There is no one-size-fits-all answer, as different eating patterns can work for different people.
Kate Yakimchuk food health dieting Cooking 13 August 2023
Why otters show their babies when they're in danger: An unusual habit
Have you ever seen pictures of otters showing their babies while holding them in their paws? Otters are known for their social and cooperative behavior, and showing their offspring when they're in danger is a part of their protective and teaching instincts.
Kate Yakimchuk otters wildlife babies Animals 12 August 2023