Bears

The bears have awaken and while the chances of being attacked by one is very low, it's important to be bear aware.

What do you do if you have bears approach your home? The correct answer apparently is to get out your saxophone and play as bad as you can really really loud if a new video share is to be believed.

Here's a pro tip if you'd like to meet bears. Leave food trash in your pickup. Do that in bear country and you will win every single time. Yes, that's sarcasm, but it just happened. Again.

I have seen a lot of crazy wildlife encounters in my life, but I've never seen anything quite like this. A wild video shows a bear running wild through the streets of a city, chase a guy on a phone, get hit by a bus and then everyone ends up OK.

We see bears in Yellowstone all the time. But, even if you've seen bears before, I bet you've never seen one do this. A new video shows a bear entering a liquor store. As an added bonus, he munches on candy at the checkout while he waits for his order.

According to CPW NE Region on Twitter, the bears have officially been released into the wild.

If you visit Yellowstone National Park now, you'll find feeding bears solidly in the "don't" column. But, there was an era many years ago when people were not only allowed to feed bears in Yellowstone, the practice was sort of encouraged.

So much cuteness. A family checked their security cam video and noticed something unusual. First, a bear family was spotted outside of their home. As an added bonus, the video also showed one of the bear cubs trying to catch the snowflakes.

Since these bears are wild, I wouldn't necessarily recommend cuddling them...but don't you just want to?

The silver monolith mystery has taken a new and hilarious turn. The National Park Service has shared a wonderful pic of two bears who allegedly found one in the wild.