Wildlife

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.

I love getting to see some up-close wildlife photos. One of the better parts of social media is the use of the applications to share experiences that we normally wouldn't be able to get.

I've seen a lot of wolf/bear encounters in Yellowstone National Park, but I rarely see it go this way. A recent visitor to the park shared video of a white wolf chasing off a big bear.

The Wyoming wilderness has always had its own unique personality with plenty of different creatures that you might come across on any given day. Over the weekend, one log, yes, you read that right, a log, probably saw more visitors and definitely had a more exciting weekend than anyone could have asked for.

You might think you own the road if you're in a vehicle. That's not necessarily true in bear country. A brand new video share shows what happened when a car driving down the road got too close to a mama grizzly's cubs.

Normally when I see something like this, I just tell everyone to move along. Nothing unusual to witness here. However, for some reason unknown to me, the internet is obsessed with a Yellowstone bison who has found himself the perfect itching post.

Over the years, we've unfortunately had to share many moments where tourists do the wrong thing with wildlife in Yellowstone National Park. This is the opposite of that. A group of bikers shared their close encounter with a bison and they did everything right.

In case you didn't know, things are done a little different in California. If you doubt me, watch the response of a most-excellent California dude who got bluff-charged in his yard by a big ole bear.

A few mountain lions were caught on camera lurking around a neighborhood pool near Golden and Lakewood.

If you're not familiar with what eagles eat, the answer is whatever they want. Imagine the surprise for this large bird of prey who was outsmarted by a coy rabbit who made the jump of his life.

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

Better than being road kill though.