Katy Stublen 
Most people picture rhinos as lawnmowers on four legs, eating nothing but grass all day. The truth is wilder, weirder, and surprisingly picky. Their eating habits look more like a curated menu than a monotonous buffet, shaped by geography, mood, and even weather. From tree favorites to foods they steal from unexpected places, rhinos show off tastes that feel almost human in their variety.
Some people swear their dog belongs under the covers, others think it is chaos waiting to happen. New studies are pulling back the blanket on what really goes on when your dog claims pillow space. Turns out, the answer is not as simple as a yes or no. If you have ever wondered if this bedtime habit is helping or wrecking your life, the research just got interesting.
Pets look like a happiness hack on social media, but living with one can feel like an endless cycle of chaos and cost. Those viral puppy videos don’t mention vet bills, shredded furniture, and the awkward life changes you didn’t see coming. It’s not that pets aren’t lovable, they just come with fine print most people skip before signing up for 10 or more years of commitment.
If there’s one animal in South America that deserves its own indie film, it’s the viscacha. These soft, rabbit-like creatures look like a hybrid between a chinchilla and a daydream, but they live in places most of us wouldn’t last an hour. Hidden away on windswept plateaus and rocky deserts, they keep life simple and oddly peaceful. Here’s why this little-known rodent might be one of the continent’s best-kept secrets.
There’s nothing like living with a dog who can figure out how to open doors, climb shelves, and dismantle your favorite chair for fun. These aren’t bad dogs, they’re just operating on a higher mental plane, and that brainpower often translates into chaos if it’s not channeled right. If you think you can outsmart them, be prepared to lose—and possibly lose some furniture along the way.