Sea Turtle Makes Nest on West Coast Beach for the First Time
A sea turtle dug a nest and laid her eggs in Seal Beach, California. It’s the first-ever recorded sea-turtle nesting site on the West Coast.
A sea turtle dug a nest and laid her eggs in Seal Beach, California. It’s the first-ever recorded sea-turtle nesting site on the West Coast.
Some hikers recently gave the right of way to the true locals—a moose family—on a trail in Grand Teton National Park.
One woman came home to find a bear in the house, so she sent a video of the intruder to her boyfriend. Watch here.
Meadowlark Drones recently shared footage of a mountain lion resting with her sleeping kittens in central Montana. Watch here.
Idaho Fish and Game recently shared footage of a rare wolverine sighting in Idaho. See the impressive carnivore here.
A wildlife photographer shared stunning photos of a rare (and slightly bizarre looking) wild cat that lives in the Pantanal. See it here.
A group of people recreating at a lake in Colorado suddenly found themselves mingling with a massive bull moose. Watch here.
A woman was in the right place at the right time to spot a bald eagle swoop down from its perch to make a catch in Alberta, Canada.
Police in Washington recently shared the unlikely story of a bobcat “burglar” caught redhanded in a Kirkland home, thanks to a drone.
One place you don’t expect to see rattlesnakes in southern California is at the beach. Unfortunately, this video exists.