Good Things

Simple, diffused scents can help you sharpen your attention, or relax at the end of a busy afternoon.

As dogs grow older, caring for them requires some different practices and products.

These cigarette cards from the 1930s show the uniforms of soldiers from different regiments from across the British Empire. Eighty years later the differences are striking.

While many chameleon species are spectacular mimics, able to change their coloration quickly to suit their needs, they aren’t nearly the only animals capable of doing this—and, arguably, aren’t even the most impressive.

Few tools can help keep a pet owner’s house clean like a robot vacuum cleaner made for the job.

While cats are pretty good at keeping themselves groomed, they can always use some assistance from their two-legged companions.

Rewarding you’re your pets with treats is a good way to encourage good behavior and let them know you care.

The groundhog is a rodent, broadly related to squirrels but specifically placed in the marmot genus. Marmots all sort of look like the groundhog: big, stocky, ground-bound fellows who prefer colder, hilly environments.

There are more than 10 different cricket species found in the United States. These five are the ones you’re most likely to encounter.

Rarely photographed, this tiny, eyeless, golden-colored marsupial swims under the sand Australia’s Great Desert, munching on lizards, scorpions, and other small creatures.