Grizzly

Never let anyone tell you that you can't do anything. Obviously, this baby grizzly lives his life that way. He saw a bunch of elk and decided that one would make a nice little snack. If he could catch one of course.

I have seen a few encounters between Wyoming grizzlies and wolves, but I've never seen them share a kill until now.

This grizzlies name is Leo and he loves to have his tummy scratched and I don't think I've seen anything more adorable on the internet this week. I must tell you though that he lives in a rehabilitation center in New York and has been there since he was a cub. He is not your typical wild grizzly.

We all know that grizzly bears are insanely strong creatures and that when it comes to good food, they will stop at nothing to get what they want. This video shows just how determined this guy is to get his lunch. (This may not be safe for all eyes, so please use caution when viewing.)

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service formally relisted the grizzly bear on the Endangered Species Act.

In Wyoming, we understand there is nothing more romantic than going out for a nice nature walk and running directly into a grizzly. Oh, wait...

In the western states, our backyards are never boring. That was definitely the case recently when one family noticed a grizzly and moose facing off behind their home.

There's a new video showing a grizzly near Jackson crossing a main road with her new cubs.

The internet has been spending an unusual amount of time lately watching a grizzly in Yellowstone try to take down a herd of elk. The key word for this bear is "try".