‘This Trail-Cam Clip Stopped Us in Our Tracks’: See the Footage
“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.
“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.
A group of playful elk in North Carolina decided to go for a swim in a small pond, and video is delightful. Watch here.
Here’s something to put a smile on your face today: Some elk frolicking in an Oregon pond. Watch the happy scene here.
Dogs and cats aren’t the only animals that get the “zoomies.” Watch some elk getting the zoomies in the middle of a lake.
Kids and grown-ups screamed with delight as a herd of elk ran through a field near a high school in Colorado. Watch here.
Montana FWP shared trail-cam photos of a white elk, noting that the genetic condition that causes this coloration is “not common at all.”
In Snoqualmie, Washington, a resident spotted elk going for a swim in a middle-school’s flooded field. Watch here.
A wildlife photographer recently shared a video an elk migration near Jackson, Wyoming. Watch this natural phenomenon here.
When you play football for a team in Estes Park, Colorado, sometimes you get a bull elk on the field. Watch here.
A video with over 12 million views on Instagram challenges the online community to spot an elk hiding in plain sight. Can you spot the elk?