Ohio Trail Cam Records Rare Animal for the First Time Since 1800s
A trail cam placed in Ohio spotted a rare animal that scientists haven’t seen in the area since the 1800s. See it here.
A trail cam placed in Ohio spotted a rare animal that scientists haven’t seen in the area since the 1800s. See it here.
Imagine enjoying a scenic hot air balloon ride, when, suddenly, someone on board spots a mountain lion. Talk about right place right time!
A coyote family hunkered down near a trail cam, providing some incredible (and adorable) footage. Watch here.
Drivers on the I-5 freeway north of Los Angeles spotted something that didn’t belong—a reindeer. Watch it here.
A frequent visitor to the Crystal Lake Recreation Area in California has four paws and a lot of dark-brown fur. A camper caught it on film.
A couple was heading home when they spotted a critically endangered animal, one of just a couple hundred left in the world.
A diver is waiting for a large animal to appear, and he doesn’t know what it is until it nearly knocks into him—it’s a humpback whale.
A video from British Columbia, Canada shows what appears to be an eagle and its prey, and neither of these animals is having a good time.
If you love a good wildlife moment, a video showing a humpback whale making a bubble net and then lunge feeding is definitely worth the wait.
An Arizona resident was shocked to spot bobcats hanging out on her neighbor’s roof, and the two wild cats apparently stayed there for hours.