Javelinas Surround Couple in Enhanced Video—But Why?
Hikers in Sedona, Arizona suddenly came upon a group of javelinas . . . but is everything as it seems here?
Hikers in Sedona, Arizona suddenly came upon a group of javelinas . . . but is everything as it seems here?
Here’s a problem specific to only some places in the world—pulling into the driveway and seeing a leopard. Watch here.
A fisherman based in Alaska has had at least two separate incredible orca encounters, and both have gone viral. Watch here.
The animal one woman saw out of the corner of her eye in her yard was not a dog but a massive brown bear. Watch here.
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.