Wildlife

This part of America belongs to the wildlife. You're just a visitor and this video of a Yellowstone bison proves that he'd really like it if you'd just get off his road.

We often remind residents and tourists alike not to feed the wildlife, which is still 100% solid advise, but this video is still cute.

There is nothing quite as majestic as seeing the beautiful wildlife here in the Cowboy State.

An elk calf managed to get itself caught in a barbed wire fence in Kremmling, Colorado. Luckily, someone came its aid.

Two orphaned bear cubs were caught on camera emerging from a den created by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

In the past few weeks, I have been personally attacked by birds, numerous times, either on foot or in my vehicle.

You can still submit your best shots of wildlife for the Wyoming Wildlife Photo Contest. The deadline for the contest is June 30th at midnight and images selected will appear in the 2021 calendar.

What do you do if you look outside and realize that a moose family has taken over your backyard? If you're this homeowner, you provide a hilarious play-by-play of what happened.

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.