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The Voyageurs Wolf Project shared highlights from 10 months’ worth of trail-cam footage, and there are some real treats.
A hiker trekked to an alpine lake in Utah hoping to spot some rare salamanders, and she was not disappointed. Why do they look so weird?
A trail cam in Alaska’s Lake Clark National Park shows some monstrously massive brown bears prowling around at night. Watch here.
Video footage of a “ghost” cat offers a rare glimpse of a wild snow leopard up close. See the beautiful animal here.
A video of a deer on a hiking trail is interesting because of what’s NOT on screen—it was a grizzly bear. Was this deer warning the hiker?
Two hikers in Zion National Park found themselves in a frightening situation thanks to a sudden rainstorm and flash flood.
A scientific study explains how researchers use trail cams to study wild red pandas—elusive mammals that live in Asia’s Himalayan forests.
A hiker is recovering from her injuries after a bear mauled her on a trail outside of Anchorage, Alaska. Get the story here.
The Nature Conservancy shared some adorable bison footage alongside some fun facts. Watch (and learn) here.
A video shows a battle between a ground squirrel and a rattlesnake in California, and you have to see it (and hear it) to believe it.