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captioned the images shared with her 2.9 million followers.Little Pilaf could be seen tucked into Moore’s shirt. The star’s snaps suggested she and her pooch were the only ones admiring the works of art in what could have been a private tour of the museum.The museum has a strict rule prohibiting animals from being brought inside the building, with the exception of guide and assistance dogs.A post shared by Demi Moore (@demimoore)Listed under the museum’s prohibited items are “all animals, with the exception of guide dogs or assistance dogs accompanying persons with motor or mental impairment.”It wasn’t long before fans questioned Pilaf’s unexpected attendance.

people’s fear of sharks is learned and influenced by popular media. “We’re not innately afraid of sharks,” she told CBS News. “Five-month-old babies were not afraid of sharks.

2022 Gucci Pet Collection offers a $7,500 made-to-order pet bed for the fleabag who prefers to lounge in a French-inspired chaise, a $460 poop bag holder and $500 leash. Other items include $220 embellished AirTag holders, $895 bowl covers, $4,050 pet carriers with the iconic Gucci house monogram and a “travel bowl set” with a hard-sided case emblazed with the GG logo and priced at $4,250.

[Warning: Spoilers below]The giraffe that does not have a twin is on the right side of the photo in the third row, third from the left. Too confusing? Peep the image at the bottom of the page.

Instagram and TikTok. She was quickly booked up for the next four months.“When I set up my TikTok account, I gained 175,000 followers within months and by January 2022, I had to stop taking bookings because I was so inundated,” she said.Vasconez makes more now as a pet psychic than she did as an attorney, charging $350 for a one-hour session.

her portrayal of a young Princess Leia in the new Disney+ series — is helping shine a light on Save the Chimps, a non-profit refuge with 221 chimps rescued from labs and the entertainment industry. “Princess Leia wants to defend all creatures in the galaxy, and so do I,” said Blair in a video timed to her birthday this Saturday — a date she has in common with one of the residents of the 12-island facility.

hopper spaniel.A dog owner claims her cocker spaniel could be the first pooch in the world to master hopscotch.Emily Anderson, a 31-year-old dog trainer, has captured her precious pup Leo playing hopscotch.She’s already taught 3-year-old Leo to paint with a brush, perform CPR and play tennis, but this trick makes him the king of the dog park. “It was the longest it’s ever taken me to do anything,” Anderson told South West News Service.

Studio 54 could be a real zoo.Though many were turned away at the door of the late, great NYC icon — which opened 45 years ago April 26, 1977 — plenty of animals managed to get in.“The live leopard was my favorite — a couple brought it in on a leash,” recalled Gerard Renny, who landed a gig working security at Studio 54 when he was just 18. “They said I could pet it and needed to keep guests away from it.”“I guess I was its bouncer-bodyguard that night,” said Renny, 63, an Upper East Sider who is now director of operations at the ‘70s-themed watering hole Ethyl’s.There was also a snake — the plus one of another guest — slithering at the bar one night.

New York City’s Pizza Rat was majestic? Enter cigarette cockroach, a bodacious bug that was observed scurrying about an undisclosed residence in the Big Apple with a cancer stick in tow, smoking out all vermin competition.A video of the tiny tobacco toker is currently blowing up on Instagram as urban wildlife enthusiasts marvel at what could be the animal kingdom’s newest celebrity sleazeball. “Roach just trying to have a smoke in peace,” reads the caption to the uproarious clip, which was uploaded a day ago by the popular Instagram account WhatIsNewYork.In the video, shot through a gate in an undisclosed NY neighborhood, the enterprising creepy-crawly is seen dragging what appears to be a cigarette butt along the pavement.Central Park snowy owl, eat your heart out.A post shared by WhatIsNewYork (@whatisnewyork)It’s unclear why the cockroach was toting a smoke; however, these pantry pillagers are known to consume a smorgasbord of nonappetizing objects, including paper, clothing and even their own droppings.‘Gram gawkers had a field day with the sight of the diminutive nicotine fiend.“NY roaches are not leading the healthy lifestyles, it’s the stress,” joked one social media wit, while another quipped, “How did you find this video of my ex?”“How dare he! He’s not 25 feet from the entrance,” joked another in reference to NYC’s smoking ordinance.

Oscars on Sunday evening has found a new home — at John Travolta’s house!Curtis, 63, brought out the pooch, named Mac N Cheese, on stage for a tribute to the late great Betty White during the In Memoriam segment.Following the telecast, Travolta’s 11-year-old son John adopted the pup.The “Freaky Friday” star shared a sweet photo of the “Pulp Fiction” star, his son and Mac N Cheese shortly after the ceremony.“A MAGICAL ending to the story from last night. At the Oscars I reconnected with my friend, John Travolta,” Curtis wrote.

Discovery+, just before the human 2022 Super Bowl. “These are not trained puppies,” long-time Puppy Bowl referee Dan Schachner told The Post. “These are dogs in their purest form.”This year was the largest competition yet, with more than 100 dogs from 63 shelters in 33 states, including a pup from Hawaii.

Loose Women panel member explained that drivers who failed to obey signs near her house were to be held responsible as she opened up on the programme yesterday.Speaking on Loose Women, Coleen called for greater measures to be taken to ensure that motorists do not exceed the speed limit on the road.She said: “I would like really strong signs on the road, especially country roads.“Sadly, two of my cats have quite recently been killed on the road by people just ignoring signs on the road.Coleen added: “I would like to scream those signs out.”The tragic deaths of her cats at the hands of speeding drivers seemed to shock her Loose Women co-stars.A horrified Christine Lampard, 43, replied: “I know what you mean.“They are there for a reason, of course, they are.”Coleen did not reveal which of her cats had died, but the three that she regularly shares snaps of on Instagram are named Alan, Prim and Lily.The Daily Star reported earlier this year that Coleen shares her home with up to 15 pets in total, including Instagram famous dogs Becks, Buddy, Mica and Coco.Coleen’s most recent pet post went out to her 284,000 Instagram followers five days ago, featuring the back of Becks’ head as they snuggled together on the sofa watching themselves on TV.“Becks watching herself on Loose Women today! How cute?” she wrote with the hashtags #boxerdog and #mylovablenightmare.Coleen recently blasted West Ham football star Kurt Zouma, who was filmed slapping and kicking his cat.The French sportsman sparked fury on social media after the video went viral and the RSPCA has since removed the cats from his home.German sportswear firm Adidas has also announced that it has ended its deal with the 27-year-old.Of the incident, Coleen said: “An apology is

croc-ing Robert Irwin’s world during the season finale of his show, “Crikey! It’s the Irwins.”A leucistic (nearly white) saltwater crocodile named Casper nearly attacked the son of the late Steve Irwin on the series while filming at the Australia Zoo.Casper almost jumped at Robert, 18, when he was trying to see if the croc was comfortable enough in a new habitat. Irwin attempted to give Casper some food; however, the reptile pursued Robert and started snapping its long jaws at him.The teen was forced to flee and yelled “Bail, bail, bail” to the rest of the cast and crew filming the frightening scene.Casper weighs 350 kilograms — about 772 pounds — and measures about 12.1 feet in length.Irwin shared a clip of the wild attack on Instagram, writing: “We’ve definitely saved the best for last, including one of the most intense croc feeds I’ve done! We prioritize natural behavior with our crocs.”He continued, “By getting in their enclosures with them, and letting them put on those huge strikes from the water’s edge, they get to use all of their predatory instincts and they just love it! Plus we can educate everyone about their conservation.”“But safety for us is also crucial and you definitely have to know when to call it.

the Daily Mail reported. “It’s more a spiritual and psychological identification as a wolf, like I’m totally aware I’m human…but by the same token, spiritually I am a wolf.”In addition to identifying as transgender — a fact Ōkami revealed to her social media followers in 2017, before legally changing her gender in Nov.

jaw-dropping video of the gravity-defying feat boasted over 85,000 views on Twitter as of Monday morning.“And the gold medal for long & high jump goes to…..” reads the caption to the high-flying footage, which was shared Friday to the Twitter account of India-based environmental NGO WildLense Eco Foundation.In the exhilarating slow-motion clip, a spotted deer can be seen emerging from a river and jumping effortlessly across a dirt path. During the incredible soaring leap, the ungulate glides through the air at approximately the height of a person as if suspended by wires in a Hong Kong kung fu flick.

Noel Fitzpatrick, 53, on talking to animals, being a workaholic and why his new book took him 43 years.I grew up on a farm in the middle of Ireland so I didn’t have any school friends as such. I was quite isolated and used to talk to the sheep and the lambs and especially to the farm dog, Pirate.

Celebrity vet Rory has praised our sister site TeamDogs' campaign to reduce fireworks for dogs this Bonfire Night. Dr Rory Cowlam, better known as Rory the Vet, is the best-selling author of The Secret Life of a Vet and veterinarian on CBBC's The Pet Factor.

From tucking between their legs when they’re feeling shy to thumping the ground for attention, dogs use their tails to communicate many emotions. But today we’re all about the waggiest tails in the park as our sister site TeamDogs has a great prize to give away to the owner of the best one.

told the BBC. “It seems like most people from our generation see no other chance than throwing a lot of their savings on the crypto market, without having a clue what’s going on there.”So they set up the hamster — who is named for failed crypto exchange Mt.

Be A Shark travel adventure company told Caters. “I can tell you once you do it for the first time, you honestly don’t want to get out.”While diving in waters infested with “some of the biggest Great White Sharks in the world,” the 36-year-old California resident not only shows customers the beauty of the beasts but photographs the creatures, so landlubbers can also know their power. “Helping to educate people now on the fact sharks are not the man-eating monsters they get portrayed as has become part of my life’s work,” he said.

ohs, ahs and maybe a few yawns as it revealed the massive and mesmerizing pack migration from one pasture to another. Photographer and drone pilot Lior Patel spent seven months filming an estimated 1,000 to 1,700 sheep from high above as they made their seasonal pilgrimage over a 4-mile (7 kilometer) tract of land called the Peace Valley region of Yokneam, according to a report by art and design site Colossal.The bird’s-eye view captures the unique patterns in which they move with and throughout the group.