Have you ever watched a cat yawn? His mouth opens so wide, you can count every tooth. It has been estimated that a cat yawns on the average of 109,500 times in his life. Lots of animals yawn. Humans yawn; the earliest yawn often occurs 11 weeks after conception – that’s before the baby is born. The yawn becomes contagious somewhere in the first five years of life. Chimpanzees and apes yawn, and they yawn infectiously just like us. Fish and birds also yawn. ~Virginia Wells, PetPlace

If everyone demanded peace instead of another television set, then there’d be peace. ~John Lennon

Through all those times I lived in sorrows, I learned that grief isn’t the answer, but staying happy is what keeps life going.  ~Simphiwe Scientist Dumi

Love bird as emotional bird: Behavior, movement, partner dependence are the significant characteristics of love birds. They are said to be very emotional bird. It is hard to survive for a love bird without its partner. If it is in a cage then it only lives days without a partner. If it gets a good company like TV or human being or other toys then it may forget about partner. It can form strong bonding with its owner. Source: Beautiful Wings

Teeth of cats are sharper when they’re kittens. After six months, they lose their needle-sharp milk teeth. Source: Animalplanet