Katy Stublen

Katy Stublen is a dedicated content creator, writer, and editor who channels her passion for animals into her work for an animal-focused blog. With a lifelong love for creatures of all kinds, she combines her skills in storytelling and research to produce engaging, educational content. An avid animal enthusiast deepening her understanding of their behaviors and needs. Her curiosity and commitment to learning make her a trusted voice in the animal community, as she strives to inspire others to appreciate and advocate for the well-being of all species.

Is Your Cat Smarter Than a Dog? Scientists Reveal the Truth

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Intelligence takes shape differently depending on the species.

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Cats and dogs have been measured against each other for as long as people have kept both under the same roof. The question of who is smarter lingers not because it has a clear answer but because intelligence itself looks different across species. Scientists now study brains, behavior, and problem-solving in both animals, and what they find is less about one being superior and more about how each evolved to think. When you measure smarts by survival strategies, loyalty, or independence, the truth gets both fascinating and complicated.

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5 Dogs That Falls in Love With Strangers Too Easily, and 5 That Don’t Like Strangers at All

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Some dogs greet everyone warmly while others stay distant.

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Dogs are not all wired the same when it comes to strangers. Some fling themselves into the arms of anyone willing to pet them, while others hold back, preferring to keep their trust for family alone. That split is part of what makes each breed unique. It comes from history, breeding, and purpose, shaping how they see people outside their circle. Knowing which dogs will roll out the welcome mat and which will keep it rolled up can save families from surprises later.

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These Tiny Owls Are Moving Into Abandoned Mailboxes — Here’s Why

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Old mailboxes are turning into unexpected owl homes.

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In rural areas and quiet suburbs, tiny owls are slipping into a new kind of shelter—abandoned mailboxes. The cavities mimic the natural tree hollows they once relied on, and with fewer old-growth trees left standing, the birds are adapting in surprising ways. What seems quirky at first is actually a reflection of larger ecological shifts. From disappearing habitats to opportunistic nesting strategies, owls are showing that survival sometimes means turning human leftovers into makeshift homes. Each reason tells us more about how these birds navigate a changing world.

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10 Dogs That Secretly Hate Kids but Tolerate Them Anyway

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Some breeds endure children with more patience than joy.

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Not every dog is built for the chaos of family life. Some tolerate the poking, squealing, and unpredictable movements of children only because they have the temperament to endure it, not because they enjoy it. These breeds may look calm and composed, but under the surface they crave quiet and control. Their patience often fools people into thinking they adore kids, when really they are just putting up with them. Knowing which dogs fall into this category matters, especially when families assume tolerance equals affection.

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NASA Hits 6,000 Confirmed Exoplanets Raising the Odds of Finding Alien Life

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A growing catalog of worlds reshapes cosmic possibility.

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NASA has now logged over 6,000 confirmed exoplanets, each one circling a star far beyond our solar system. This milestone isn’t just a number—it’s a window into how diverse and abundant planetary systems really are. From gas giants bigger than Jupiter to rocky planets that look eerily Earth-like, the discoveries keep stretching our sense of what’s out there. Every new detection means another chance to find an atmosphere, liquid water, or conditions that could support life. The universe feels less abstract now, and much more like a neighborhood crowded with unknown addresses.

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