animal videos

Yet another tourist was captured on video doing something stupid near our precious Wyoming wildlife.

When your horse is your soul mate.

Golf is now officially AMERICAN!

That's right - we've got a video of a squirrel eating a pumpkin. And it's about as adorable as you'd expect.

In this hilarious video of a sheepdog that is obviously just beginning their training, the lamb is showing him where to go.

Coyotes and Badgers are known to hunt together. But, this is the first known video of a Coyote and Badger using a human-made structure to travel together.

Wyoming ranchers know that it takes a whole lot of work to keep things running smoothly. At the Hat Creek Ranch, even the pets pitch in to get the job done.

Do you now your Wyoming birds? This hawk's long legs and tails make it an agile flyer. It takes advantage of the many wooded areas in Wyoming.

The Western Wyoming Mule Deer has had to overcome and adapt to the ever changing evolution and man's progress.

This short video won Grand Prize - Best of Show at International Wildlife Film Festival in Missoula, Montana!  The majority was shot on location in Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park and The National Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole, Wyoming...

Michael Maes has an awesome job– he’s an underwater videographer living in the Grand Cayman Island. You know, he’s one of those guys who gets to swim with sharks and all that stuff. But a recent underwater expedition proved his job isn’t always fun and games. Actually, it was an extremely twisted sort of fun and games.

This little mouse is getting a lot of love on YouTube, and he’s not even awake for it.