A man in British Columbia, Canada, captured the scene of a black bear taking extreme measures to access some honey.

Another wildlife crossing shows how pivotal these human-made structures are in protecting animals and people.

Joshua Tree National Park’s desert climate drew more than three million visitors in 2022 and 2021.

The person who posted the TikTok video has since deleted their account. However, a few screenshots show the animal in a plastic cup.

In a series of short videos, a passerby filmed a grizzly bear tearing into a black bear on the side of the road in a rural area of Canada. 

You may be used to “Florida Man” headlines, but this story is about a bear and is just as wild. Plus, it’s all caught on camera.

Beginning Sept. 7, the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo will begin airing a weekly two-hour live stream of its ‘Baby Gorilla Cam” on Netflix.

Although they may be closely related to some dog breeds, wolves can easily be double the size of your pet. A video proves it.

A wildlife photographer captured an amazing video of an osprey plucking a fish from the ocean. Watch it here.

Australian trail runner Peter Bice may have one of the most entertaining running social media accounts—as he spots all kinds of animals.