Dogs have a natural affinity toward tennis balls because their shape, size, texture, and even smell ... command when playing with these toys. The material may also be abrasive to your pet ...

Themelis and other experts note that tennis balls make up a tiny fraction of the hundreds of millions of tons of garbage produced every year, and the keys with all difficult-to-recycle materials ...

Around 55,000 balls are used during Wimbledon each year including qualifying and practice 'New balls, please' will be said countless times when Wimbledon begins on Monday - but could we soon see a ...

Since the Hublot Big Bang Unico Novak Djokovic draws inspiration from Djokovic, it is manufactured from materials ... tennis player, this timepiece is fitted with pushers that look like tennis balls.

The French Open, which starts today, is expected to go through 100,000 tennis balls. What happens when those balls don’t bounce anymore?

Felt is a great material for dusting, because the thick woolen fibers cling well to dust and cobwebs. So why not get rid of those pesky, hard-to-reach dust and cobwebs by throwing a tennis ball at ...

And don’t be afraid to get creative. Tennis balls can make for unique material for art projects or collages. “I like to think of tennis balls as having multiple adventures,” says Cunningham.

Speech-language pathologist Amy Maplethorpe created two tennis ball chairs to help autistic ... the chairs provide "an alternative texture to improve sensory regulation." Maplethorpe told ABC ...

A smaller court and smaller racket, but Adult Red Ball Tennis is designed for big fun. The USTA pilot program was created as a “fun adult social experience” designed to bring new players to ...