Not One But TWO Rare White Animals Spotted at Once on Trail Cam
The odds of seeing an all-white raccoon is an estimated 1 in 750,000. So, what do you think the odds are of seeing two at the same time?
The odds of seeing an all-white raccoon is an estimated 1 in 750,000. So, what do you think the odds are of seeing two at the same time?
When a summer hail storm rolled through northern Colorado, rattlesnakes showed trail cam viewers how much they both hate and love it.
A black bear walked up to a trail cam and tried to eat it. Watch what happens and catch a glimpse of the inside of a bear’s mouth.
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