Bethanie is a writer, editor, and author of animal-science books for kids. She covers camping, hiking, gear, inspiring stories, wildlife, adventure travel, and more for the Outdoors.com. She always has a few camping trips on the calendar.
A playful coyote and a no-nonsense badger met in front of a trail cam in California, and then they used a wildlife crossing. Watch here.
A group of Aussie men on a small boat spotted a rare animal, a tiger quoll, and their reactions make the video even better.
An Australian family caught a crab, observed it, and then released the animal back into a tide pool . . . but that’s not how the video ends.
Visitors to Antarctic waters got the show of a lifetime when several orcas went on the hunt for a penguin. The video has gone viral.
A pair of backpackers spotted a cougar in Olympic National Park, and they called seeing the animal a “chance of a lifetime.”
The afternoon commute was more interesting than usual for a bunch of folks crossing the Golden Gate Bridge—and it was all thanks to a deer.
A skier and her dog accidentally triggered a small avalanche in Andorra, and her helmet-cam video went viral. Watch here.
A video of a penguin captured by a camera in Antarctica is one of the funniest I’ve ever seen, and it’ll for sure make you smile.
A horse ironically named Frosty fell through the ice on a frozen pond in Ohio, but she survived thanks to a rescue team’s quick thinking.
The WWF shared a trail-cam video showing a wild tigress and five cubs. WWF says having five cubs is “exceptionally rare.” Watch here.