June 20th is National Eagle Day!

June 20th is National Eagle Day—a time to celebrate one of the most powerful and awe-inspiring birds on the planet. Originally established to raise awareness about the conservation of bald eagles in the United States, this day now honors all eagle species around the world for their strength, grace, and incredible role in ecosystems and human cultures alike.

Did you know that eagles have vision up to eight times sharper than humans? Or that their nests—called eyries—can be absolutely massive, sometimes weighing over a ton? These incredible birds of prey are built for power, speed, and survival. Watch this quick video and join the celebration of these truly majestic creatures!

April 11th is National Pet Day!

April 11 is National Pet Day, a special time set aside since 2006 to recognize the joy pets bring and raise awareness for animals in shelters still waiting for a loving home. 🐾

So how can you celebrate?
Give your pet an extra treat or belly rub today — they’ve earned it!
Share your favorite pet pics or videos online to spread the love.
Visit a local animal shelter and volunteer, donate supplies, or even adopt a new furry friend.
And if you don’t have a pet, show some love to a friend’s pet or support pet charities.

Because every pet deserves to feel like the best boy — or girl — today. 💙🐶🐱🐰

March 1st = National Pig Day!

Happy National Pig Day! 🐽🎉 Did you know that March 1 is dedicated to celebrating pigs? 🐖 National Pig Day was founded in 1972 to recognize how amazing, intelligent, and important pigs are—both in nature and in our lives.

From the curious babirusa to the colorful Red River Hog, this video is a fun tribute to these fascinating animals! Pigs are not only smart (they can solve puzzles and recognize themselves in mirrors!) but also social and playful creatures. So today, let’s appreciate our snouty, smart, and lovable pig friends! 🥳

Here are a few interesting facts about pigs:

Omnivorous Diet – Pigs eat a wide variety of foods, including plants, roots, fruits, and even small animals, making them highly adaptable foragers.

Strong Sense of Smell – All pigs have highly developed olfactory senses, using their snouts to root in the ground for food.

Social Behavior – Pigs are generally social animals, often living in groups called sounders and displaying complex communication through vocalizations and body language.