Bear Spray

The results may surprise you, but data doesn't care about your feelings!

You have to watch this video in order to see the crazy still shot photo of the car windshield after a can of bear spray blew up up inside a Yellowstone National Park worker's vehicle.

Officials say they believe the bear struck out defensively at the woman during a surprise encounter before fleeing the area.

Voice of bear dubbed in.

Knowing how to navigate, how to take on the terrain and deal with unexpected scenarios are all skills you need in the backcountry.

How do you talk to a bear that is stalking you?

Have you ever watched a video and hoped one thing would happen instead of what actually happened. That's how I feel about a situation where a Yellowstone park ranger was forced to use bear spray to stop a charging bear when I wished he had used it on the tourists.

How would you react if you were out for a relaxing hike then realize that you're being stalked by a mountain lion. For one hiker, this was a very real and intense situation.

A hiker in Yellowstone National Park suffered minor injuries from what officials say was a mother grizzly bear protecting her cub on Monday. According to a park statement, the 37-year-old Columbia, Missouri woman was hiking alone on the Fairy Falls Trail near Old Faithful when the encounter occurred...

Once Smith was out of the area, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department began investigating the scene.

It's not often you get to actually see the reason why you always carry bear spray when you're in the woods around Yellowstone. This is the exception. A camera crew captured the moment when a grizzly rushed a man who fortunately had bear spray deployed.