People fear wild animals because the species are unpredictable and we'll never know what the creatures can do. Encounters can be very risky, especially if the animals feel threatened.

With the hundreds of animal killings and man-made abuse to forests, we cannot blame the species. Maybe for them, the presence of humans is a red flag, a warning sign, a dangerous hazard.

What most people do not know is that sometimes, some species of wild animals do not typically harm humans. As long as humans do not show any malicious acts, animals can be secured and even interact with them in a friendly manner.

Dogs love humans in a very special way. After all, they are man's best friend.

They care so much for their owners and do everything just to keep them safe and happy. But when the situation turns and the dogs become the troubled ones, some people, particularly the non-owners, just won't care. They look at dogs as mere animals and would not bother to help at all.

Little do these people know how dogs appreciate the kind gestures humans do for them. The pat on the back, the walk on the park and even the kind words we utter -- they are all valued by canines.

Squirrels are mammals that can grow from 5 to 36 inches in size. According to the National Geographic, there are at least 200 kinds of these animals around the world, except in Australia. They prefer to be alone although, from time to time, they leave the safety and security of their habitats to search for food.

These jittery creatures are generally omnivores. They enjoy nibbling on nuts, acorns, berries, eggs, and baby birds amongst others. Some of them also risk everything by invading bird feeders from backyards. They are cute indeed unlike rodents, but some people find them annoying.

To see if he could just feed birds and not squirrels, The Mad Inkeeper set up an obstacle course composed of wheels and slippery tubes high above the ground.