Wildlife

No more s-s-s-social distancing for rattlesnakes.

Some of us humans are struggling to deal with the new reality of social distancing and quarantines. The Wyoming animals however seem to be doing just fine without so many people around.

This is one house cat that truly has the heart of a lion.

A video of a bison calf being born on Easter at Yellowstone National Park has recently gone viral.

A recent video of an NBC Montana reporter, Deion Broxton, at Yellowstone National Park has gone viral.

It doesn't seem to matter how many times we tell the tourists and even some people who are native to our towns. DO NOT TOUCH THE WILD ANIMALS!

We all learned growing up that messing around with a wild animal generally leads to something bad. You know, like being mauled to death or losing a limb or something like that. In fact, when I was a boy scout going on a trip to Yellowstone the gave us pamphlets and bear spray to prepare us for what …

We have seen quite a few videos in the last couple of years of how powerful and dangerous bison can be when agitated and even when they're playing around with each other.

Early on this month, an elk somehow managed to get tangled in some ropes on private property just outside of Jackson.

Now, this post is going to sound a little familiar coming from me. Especially if you read my rant about the Walmart parking lots and how people walk up and down the lanes.

There's a new video that someone shared of bison walking down one of the main roads in Yellowstone. It reminded me how much I enjoy seeing wildlife take back ownership of the park during the winter months.

A bear cub that had been separated from its mother and hanging out in a tree in Jackson was safely removed and taken to a rehab facility.