A young gray whale swam about 20 miles up the Willapa River in Washington, drawing widespread attention. Sadly, the animal has died.

Many people argue that zoos are better for certain wildlife than the actual wild. Typically, those populations include endangered species or species that are losing their habitats. Those in favor of zoos argue that the animals receive good medical care, constant food and attention, and all the support they could need. However, it could be [...]

For one Tucson, Arizona resident, an adorable nature show starring bobcat kittens came to her very own backyard. Watch here.

Bystanders enjoying a park in Manhattan had a blast watching a bird—an American woodcock (also called a “timberdoodle”)—do a hilarious dance.

A small bear was all alone in a roadside ditch in New Jersey, but, thanks to state troopers, the bear is now safe. See photos here.

The famous pair of bald eagles living in Big Bear Valley—Jackie and Shadow—are welcoming their first chick of the year as we speak.

The Willapa River in Washington isn’t where you’d expect to see a massive saltwater species like a gray whale, and yet . . .

“We see a lot of strange stuff . . . but this clip stopped us in our tracks.” Two bull elks on a trail cam, and one is not like the other.

Guests on a Brazilian safari to the Pantanal got to witness a wild jaguar hunting right in front of them. Watch it here.

A man came face to face with two curious mountain lions. One came within 20 yards, stopped, stared, and then ran away. Watch here.