c. familiaris

That Contagious Yawn

'Dottie' the Dachshund Yawns by Mike Propst A study released last week in the UK reveals what you may have known all along: yawns are contagious from human to dog. Dogs yawn for many reasons, but researchers feel that your dog yawns when you do as a sign of empathy. Here is the abstract of the article published in Biology Letters by a team led by Dr Atsushi Senju of Birkbeck College, University of London: This study is the first to demonstrate that human yawns are possibly contagious to domesti read

Proof That Human race Are Unparalleled

Some deprivation to scientifically turn out that humans are alone others consider that the demonstrate classification of humans as high order of magnitude mammalians in the animal realm is the scientifically right topographic point for them. Indeed that makes makes sense, but not to plenty of religious following who think humans are the piece of work of god and that god made adult male in his mental image thus devising him divine, alone and inherently peculiar dissimilar any early animate being read

Dog Detects car of the McCann Couple

Investigation: Traces of blood and smell of the death in the vehicle One of the dogs used by the PJ signalled Kate and Gerry car among ten vehicles parked in an underground parking triggered by the cadaver odour The vehicle used by Kate and Gerry McCann, a Renault Scénic, travelled, in a little over a month, between the 27th of May and 3rd of July, 2750 kilometres, at a time when the McCanns were globetrotting. This was one of the leads followed by the investigators of the Maddie case. T read

How A Canis familiaris Diet Can Profit Them In The Retentive Condition

To aid stay fit, salubrious, felicitous and potent, your dog needs good exercise and good food, simply as us humans do. Gainful attending to your Canis familiaris diet can aid this process to a fault. Domestic dog can be an of import component part of our routine menage living, and as such bank on us to see their needs, as they cannot verbalize and state us. Fortuitously, Canis familiaris are a spot more live than humans but they still need regular exercise and good food. One of the welfare read

AIDS in Africa: Abstinence Works!

http://www.zenit.org/article-21909?l=english Interview With Expert Matthew Hanley By Carrie Gress, ZENIT, FEB. 27, 2008 BALTIMORE, Maryland - In the fight against AIDS, abstinence-based programs that focus on changing behaviors rather than handing out condoms simply work better, says an AIDS expert. Matthew Hanley has been a HIV/AIDS technical adviser at Catholic Relief Services (CRS) for the last seven years and is the author of the forthcoming book "Avoiding Risk, Affirming Life: Science, read