Wildlife

A couple was recently filmed appearing to be running from a large bison herd. What comes to question though, is why were they actually running "with" the massive animals?

It's not often that you see wildlife getting into the holiday spirit, but apparently it does actually happen.

I now know that I've had a false sense of security when I'm in a boat. A brand new video share shows an angry bear who really was trying to attack fishermen as they were cruising down a river.

He had found the love of his life and the perfect setting to pop the question. However, a bighorn sheep in Glacier National Park had different plans entirely.

Nature is such a cool thing to see and with help of Wyoming Game and Fish, being able to watch parts of nature that you're not always able to see, is easier.

Seeing Wyoming wildlife scratch themselves using different objects, like trees, is something that goes with territory and the fall season.

A recent video shows a mama moose trying to find her calf in the McAllister, Montana area.

It's quite often that we come across videos people put on YouTube or Facebook from their trip into Yellowstone and we watch with joy.

The joys of living in Wonderful Wyoming include all the wildlife just frolicking around outdoors. Sometimes, it can be a lot more scary than others.

This video is the perfect reminder of the sheer power of the bison. It's also a good reminder of why the National Park Service advises you to stay at least 25 yards from the massive animals.

We see people that visit Yellowstone and the Tetons do photography wrong so often, it's easy to forget how epic it can be when it's done right. One photographer recently visited our national parks in Wyoming and showed the proper way to take pictures of the wildlife we treasure.

A video flashback from three years ago shows an elk in Yellowstone National Park headbutting a tourist for getting a little too close.