Moose

I was driving on outer drive the other day and noticed quite a few antelope just hanging out and grazing away the day, and for some reason, I just had a split second thought about one of them just darting right in front of my car causing me to hit the poor little guy.

Just because they live in the wild doesn't always mean that they have everything figured out.

The animals around here have such awesome personalities and also have no problem what so ever taking a dip in your pool if you decide to leave it uncovered.

I have a simple request. If you have a drone, please stop taking video of our moose with it. Thanks.

I believe that most tourists mean well, but that doesn't mean that it's OK when they get too close to wildlife like this couple did in the Grand Tetons this year.

In the wilderness, it's always been that the strong survive. After the first minute or so of this video I really did think that this little guy wasn't going to make it.

In probably the most Wyoming thing ever, a moose was found lounging around in the damage path of a tornado because moose don't care.

Here's a pro-tip if you're a bicyclist that rides in Wyoming often. If given the choice, do not ride your bike close to a moose. One bicyclist learned this the hard way.

In the western states, our backyards are never boring. That was definitely the case recently when one family noticed a grizzly and moose facing off behind their home.

Sometimes I feel like we can all get overwhelmed with some of the things we see on the day to day when scrolling on our timelines.

Gocke said Game and Fish received a call the night before regarding the moose. It had an injured leg, but wardens figured that it would be OK.

We've all seen a wide variety of videos involving animals in Wyoming and out of state. This one is right outside of someone's house in Alaska.