Bears

For those of us who have been up on the mountain biking and having a good time riding the trails, I think we can all agree that a video like this is beyond crazy! Jumping over an animal of any kind seems a little crazy though right?

Obviously, if you live in Colorado you should be locking your doors in the first place. But if you needed another reason to protect your life and the life of your loved ones, here it is. This big bear was probably just looking for some food or just looking for a comfy couch. Either way, he didn&apos…

Sometimes it can be really hard to distinguish if big animals are just playing around or if they are actually mad at each other and trying to resolve their problems. I have no idea what is actually going on here, but it makes for a good time-wasting video while you're blowing off work.

Thanks to Whinny The Poo, we all know how much bears LOVE honey. Which is why I'm not overly surprised that they would be the ones who are stealing honey from the bee farmers around the world. Thankfully, this beekeeper turns the bears into his taste testers and it's awesome!

These two bears somehow got on this porch all for a bird feeder. I'm not sure what people are putting in their bird feeders but bears do seem to love it cause this is like the 3rd video I've found this summer of bears pinning after whatever is in there.

This video shows just how tricky and agile those bears can be! I mean seriously when they put their minds to something that they want they make it happen.

Bears are very smart and sneaky at times. Our neighbors in Colorado just learned a very important thing about leaving their vehicles unlocked during bear season. It's a lesson that we can all take to heart.

If you haven't caught summer fever yet these bears up in Montana will definitely have you thinking about taking a week or two off from work and going out to play in the sun.

The National Park Service strives to make sure tourist are safe while traversing Yellowstone. Their latest tip is a simple, but effective one.

All areas where trapping is being conducted will have major access points marked with warning signs.

I just learned how far a bear can smell and that means I may not be packing a lunch next time I go hiking in Wyoming.

File this under "the least surprising news ever". A Wyoming ranger station just got a very large visitor who just woke up from a nap. This encounter was captured on a very short video showing why they didn't open the door.