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This video will be viewed differently depending on the location it's watched from. If you're from anywhere other than Wyoming, it will look like this Yellowstone wolf is eating water. If you've spent any time around wolves in Wyoming, you'll realize this isn't what's happening.

If there are two things I love in life, it's eating and also eating spicy foods.

Frustrated plow driver explains.

The kindness of strangers is always something to behold. Especially when it happens in Wyoming. Someone happened to film an act of kindness of their phone and put it up on the ever emerging social media medium of TikTok. The video is the kind of thing that could really only happen in the Cowboy State.

I know, disappointed aren't you?

The school year is a long grind and Thanksgiving break may only be a couple days but Casper teachers have been working hard and are ready for a break.

We know that there's plenty of exploring to do in Wyoming in general, but in Cheyenne, there's lots to do in and around the capital city as well. One TikTok user showed off a plethora of things to do throughout Cheyenne in just one day.

Wyoming is not usually painted in the best light, especially on social media, so it's refreshing to get a thumbs up occasionally.

Former President Donald Trump at one point tried to ban TikTok on the grounds that the company posed a security threat because of ties to China.

South Principal Phil Thompson says the high school is "trying to take all the steps necessary" to combat a TikTok challenge that has students destroying school bathrooms.

More people that travel, visit or hike through Wyoming should be like this couple.

"The Moose is always going to be one of those animals that God forgot to put a scale limit on." And this TikTok video just gets better from there.