Some breeds of dogs have eyeballs that seem to bulge normally, like pugs and some terriers. But when it's not normal it might be extraocular myositis.

Apr 12, 2012 – Harvey Craft

Redwood trees possess three times the genetic material humans do. The albino redwood is a grand example of their mutational capabilities.

Apr 11, 2012 – Kitty Grey

One of the last pristine forests in East Africa, brimming with wildlife, is dying on its feet. Climate warming is to blame....but not in a conventional way.

Apr 11, 2012 – Malcolm Smith

By preying on numerous insect pests, wasps perform a service to gardener and farmer. But the evil-looking wasp is rarely perceived as a beneficial insect.

Apr 10, 2012 – Melanie Forde

Britain's woodland area is increasing. But many of its forest birds are in incredibly steep decline. Some butterflies are suffering too. But why?

Apr 10, 2012 – Malcolm Smith

Older horses need specialized care to keep them healthy and happy as they age. Follow these tips to ensure your horse is receiving the best treatment.

Apr 10, 2012 – Laura Holton

The Arabian Tahr, one of the world's rarest animals and an ancestor of domestic sheep and goats,survives in Oman's impressive Hajar Mountains

Apr 9, 2012 – Malcolm Smith

The horse industry often has a high staff turnover. Some ways to better retain staff are considered here.

Apr 8, 2012 – Chris Thomas

Load the bases with garden grown popcorn, peanuts, and sunflower seeds and bat a grand slam homerun of healthy ballpark snacks for the family dugout.

Apr 8, 2012 – Arlene Marturano

Do you know where your beef comes from? A brief chat with breeder Rebecca George reveals the real-life facts behind it.

Apr 8, 2012 – Bernadette Burke

Old roses never die; they just naturalize. The species rose, Rosa laevigata, Cherokee rose, climbs its way into the hearts of gardeners across the south.

Apr 7, 2012 – Arlene Marturano

The imposing Giant Orchid, Barlia robertiana, is among the earliest flowering of the Mediterranean orchid species.

Apr 7, 2012 – Peter Ashby

Dogs can be easily taught basic manners with the help of a clicker. Learn how to accomplish this with easy step-by-step guides.

Apr 5, 2012 – Adrienne Farricelli

Once your dog know that every click is followed by a treat, it is time to start asking for behaviors. Learn about different clicker training methods.

Apr 5, 2012 – Adrienne Farricelli

Considered more a philosophy than a training technique, dog clicker training has become a popular trend. Learn how to train your dog with a clicker.

Apr 5, 2012 – Adrienne Farricelli

Will the changeover from traditional wine bottle corks to screw caps ruin one of Europe's richest wildlife habitats in Spain and Portugal?

Apr 5, 2012 – Malcolm Smith

When it comes to horse colour, knowledge of recessive and dominant genes can help the breeder interested in colour. The basics are looked at here.

Apr 4, 2012 – Chris Thomas

While more and more owners and trainers are embracing the rewarding world of clicker training, it is also true that there are still many myths to debunk.

Apr 4, 2012 – Adrienne Farricelli

Greenbriar is a thorny, viney, hard-to-kill plant that plagues many homesteaders and woodsmen. However, the foe can be turned into a friend.

Apr 4, 2012 – Robin Egerton

Knowing the advantages and disadvantages of automatic watering systems helps choose the best system for irrigating different flowering plants and vegetables

Apr 3, 2012 – Tony Allen