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  Tigers, like many animals, make various facial expressions for different reasons. One common expression that might look like a "funny face" is called the Flehmen response. This is when a tiger curls its upper lip, bares its teeth, and inhales through its nose. This behavior helps them analyze scents, especially pheromones, by transferring them to a specialized organ called the vomeronasal organ, located in the roof of their mouth. This helps tigers gather more information about their surroundings, such as the presence of other animals or potential mates. Additionally, tigers can also make facial expressions as a form of communication, showing aggression, submission, or even playfulness. Each expression serves a specific purpose in their social and survival interactions. I am sharing some funny animal photographs that I captured with my Canon EOS 1300D camera. Caption:  Monkey Business: Male Monkey Shows Off Piles, Asks Partner for Second Opinion! Caption:  Primates of P...

Good afternoon! While pigeons can be delightful pets and have been valued for centuries, they can also present challenges, especially in urban environments where they are abundant. Some common challenges people face with pigeons include: Overpopulation: Pigeons reproduce quickly and can lead to overpopulation in urban areas, causing issues like overcrowding, competition for food, and the spread of diseases. Health Concerns: Pigeons can carry diseases such as salmonellosis, histoplasmosis, and ornithosis, which can be transmitted to humans through contact with droppings or feathers. Property Damage: Pigeons can cause damage to buildings, monuments, and vehicles with their droppings, which are acidic and can corrode surfaces over time. Nuisance Behavior: Pigeons may exhibit nuisance behavior such as cooing loudly, roosting in undesirable locations (e.g., balconies, window sills), and scavenging for food in outdoor areas. Safety Concerns: Pigeons can pose safety hazards, especially i...