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If your old camera works, you can get money out of it.

A trail camera recently caught an incredible in action shot displaying the strength, power and grace of one of Colorado's biggest predators, a mountain lion.

You may have noticed the gorgeous full moon over Wyoming this week, but I bet you haven't seen it as close up as this zoomed in video shows.

This is a tale as old as time... THESE ARE WILD ANIMALS. Yes, it is cool to see them in their natural habitat but that doesn't mean that they are cuddly and that they won't hurt you unprovoked.

Obviously, if you live in Colorado you should be locking your doors in the first place. But if you needed another reason to protect your life and the life of your loved ones, here it is. This big bear was probably just looking for some food or just looking for a comfy couch. Either way, he didn't get so lucky.

These photos of wildlife are downright amazing and mindblowing. Even though we can get an up-close and personal look here in Wyoming there really is something about these photos and this video that is truly mesmerizing!

We got a chance to speak with Jeannie Crutchfield first hand and get her feelings on the event and her thoughts on people that didn't agree with her particular brand of discipline.

I have an iPhone 4s and I still don't know all the things that this phone is capable of doing. Then today I stumbled upon a pretty cool trick and I've been asking around the office and no one knew you could do this with their iPhone and I'm guessing you might not know about it either.

Only in America?  Steve Austin (SixMillion Dollar Man) eat your heart out! In the name of art, an assistant arts professor at New York University has become the first person that this reporter knows of, to have a camera surgically embedded into the back of his head.  Unfortunately, it became quite the headache.