Caught on Trail Cam: Is That a Two-Legged Black Bear?
A trail camera in the Appalachian Mountains appears to capture a two-legged black bear managing to survive in the wild. Watch it here.
A trail camera in the Appalachian Mountains appears to capture a two-legged black bear managing to survive in the wild. Watch it here.
A bear holed up beneath a California home doesn’t want to leave. Why is this happening more frequently? Bears might be addicted to sugar.
A man recently came face to face with a black bear in his garage, and the footage has gone viral. Here’s how he survived.
A video from USFWS and Montana FWP helps people distinguish between black bear tracks and brown bear/grizzly bear tracks.
A large black bear recently walked along a crowded shoreline in South Lake Tahoe, California, then took a dip in the lake. Watch it here.
We’re laughing with the bear, not at it—mostly. Ride a roller coaster of emotions as you watch a bear try its very best to get into a hammock.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service shared a video of two large black bear cubs playing, fighting, and climbing in Alaska. Watch it here.
A black bear in Pennsylvania died with parasitic eye worms. Turns out, the same eye worms could also infect humans.
A man was baking cookies one evening when a huge black bear broke into his house—presumably because it wanted cookies.
A black bear in Simbury, Connecticut managed to sneak up on a family with young children as they were playing in the driveway. Watch here.