An early-season snow left a grizzly bear wandering around in a blizzard in Canada, and a trail camera caught the surreal moment on video.

A California trail cam caught the peaceful moment a mountain lion came to drink from an artificial watering hole. Watch here.

Apparently, even big cats like to boop. Watch as a curious mountain lion walks up to a trail cam and boops it, just like a house cat would.

Trail-cam footage from Angeles National Forest between August and October shows a range of the national forest’s “wild residents.”

A trail cam nestled within a major U.S. city captured the rare appearance of an ecologically important animal not seen there in years.

A bear taking a cooling mud bath in front of a trail cam in Colorado is a whole vibe, and the internet is loving it.

Watch a fat bear’s epic waddle caught on a trail cam, demonstrating what a successful fishing season looks like for grizzlies in Alaska.

Trail-cam footage shows a “very rare” marsupial in an Australian national park. The sighting is great news for conservationists.

Is there a difference between a “trail cam” and a “camera trap”? See side-by-side photos of a trail-cam setup vs. a camera-trap setup.

A trail cam captured a rare apex predator in the UAE’s Wadi Wurayah National Park—a wild cat called the Arabian caracal. See it here.