A little puppy was found walking disoriented along a busy road, and people just kept passing him by. Rescuers didn’t want to make a sudden move and spook him, so they waited until he felt comfortable around them. One hour later, he offered his paw…

The flea-covered dog was taken to the vet where he was diagnosed with demodectic mange and needed lots of medicated baths.

It would be a process, but this puppy was full of love and strength! Fram the “little polar bear” would be in great hands until eventually finding that loving forever home.

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Any dog owner knows that having a pet is not as easy as it seems at first glance.

Especially, everyone is probably familiar with the aching feeling of melancholy when you have to go to work, and you are accompanied by the saddest eyes in the world.

It is hard to leave your dog at home all day, and even harder to force yourself to go out with them in bad weather in the evening.

To save dog owners from such torment, the Saratoga Dog Walkers dog walking service has appeared.

Owner and main employee Tim Pink posts on Instagram almost every day cute photos from walks, where he manages to walk up to 15 dogs at the same time.

Dogs walk together like a pack every day and thus gain important socialization skills, exercise, and most importantly, get pleasure.

Animals develop a sense of community or pack, which is also significant to them. It’s probably incredibly difficult to handle 10-15 large dogs at once that can fight or behave badly.

But Tim seems to have it all covered. He handles them perfectly. They obediently sit and wait for him to take another photo, go for a walk together and behave perfectly.

The dog walking program began in 2011 and has since become popular among locals, who probably aren’t surprised to see a guy with 15 dogs on a leash. Tim not only walks the dogs, but also helps them if they have behavioral problems.

In addition to a degree in finance and marketing, Tim attended the Animal Behavior College. The dog walking program is based on the natural instinct of dogs to live in a pack.

Which, of course, modern domestic dogs cannot follow when living in a house or apartment.

A baby animal is the best thing to conquer our heart very fast, and the video of this story is one these moments. The hero of the video is a farmer called Sunny Bayne and her horse. The horse met the woman while she was having a round in her farm.

The baby horse just wanted to play with Bayne and got petted, and that’s what she did. Being petted made the horse so comfortable to the point that he lied on top of her to show his love! You can see how happy the horse and Bayne were after cuddling each other!

The video went viral since it was uploaded getting millions of views with thousands of likes and comments.

Many people were overwhelmed with the video as it was one of the most adorable moments they have seen in their life. How adorable! Watch the video below.

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According to experts, Greenland sharks are now the longest-living animals on the planet.

Radiocarbon dating of eye proteins was used to calculate the ages of 28 Greenland sharks, and one female was believed to be 400 years old. A bowhead whale believed to be 211 years old held the previous vertebrate record.

“We had our expectations that we were dealing with a unique species,” said lead author Julius Nielsen, a marine scientist at the University of Copenhagen, “but I believe everyone performing this research was really startled to hear the sharks were as ancient as they were.”

Greenland sharks are enormous, reaching lengths of up to 5m. Despite this, they only grow 1cm every year. They may be observed swimming slowly in the North Atlantic’s chilly, deep waters.

A newly tagged Greenland shark returns to the deep and cold waters of the Uummannaq Fjord in western Greenland. Image credit: Julius Nielsen

The team believes the animals attain sexual maturity around 4m in length. And, based on this new, extremely long age-range, it appears that this does not occur until the animals are around 150 years old.

The discovery was made feasible in part by atmospheric thermonuclear weapons testing in the 1960s, which generated large amounts of radiocarbon, which were then absorbed by species in ocean ecosystems. Sharks with high radiocarbon levels in the nucleus of their eye tissue were thus born after the so-called “bomb pulse,” and were less than 50 years old, whereas sharks with lower radiocarbon levels were born before that, and were at least 50 years old or older, according to the research authors.

The scientists then computed an age range for the older sharks based on their size as well as previous data on Greenland shark birth size and fish growth rates.

The sharks were at least 272 years old, and may be as much as 512 years old (!) according to the results of the investigation, with 390 years being the most likely average life span, according to Nielsen.