wildlife

One of the strangest bear encounters ever was caught on security camera footage in California on Memorial Day 2021.

By looking at the headline, you probably wouldn't know that this is a sweet story, but it is. New video shows a mama bison teaching her baby how to properly have a dirt bath. There's an additional twist that makes this story very sentimental.

It's true that some things never seem to change at Yellowstone National Park, but a new family retro video shows that other things have. It dates back to the 1950's and shows how many tourists used to hand-feed bears.

You won't see a crazier ride to school than this. A security camera on a school bus captured the moment that a deer came crashing through the front window, land on a student and escape. Miraculously, neither deer or student suffered major injuries.

You live in our part of America and sometimes you get to experience magical things. That's exactly what happened to one driver who just happened to come upon a group of young wolves who were practicing their howling skills.

A driver recently learned something that all of us that have lived in Wyoming already knew. Some traffic jams here don't move. Or, maybe I should say "moo-ve".

I could not believe how close this Elk got to these hunters and I honestly have no idea how this hunter didn't get injured by this massive Elk.

Note to self: if you're ever snowboarding around a Wyoming ski resort, watch where you're going. A dude nearly learned this lesson the hard way as he was nearly decked by a couple of moose.

You have to be careful when walking on ice and that's true even if you're a bear as a new video share proves.

If you visit Yellowstone National Park, you are guaranteed to see nature in action. Sometimes you see even more nature than you anticipated. That was the case when a tour group in Yellowstone recently captured video of a wolf chewing on a very large bison bone.

You have to believe this was quite a surprise for the animal. New video shows a horse that had to be rescued after accidentally falling into a family's frozen pool.

If you visit Yellowstone National Park now, you'll find feeding bears solidly in the "don't" column. But, there was an era many years ago when people were not only allowed to feed bears in Yellowstone, the practice was sort of encouraged.