Wildlife

Don't touch.

We've all had those days where it seems nothing can go right. Even if that's happened to you recently, I'm betting that day was still better than a guy who had a bison sneeze directly into his mouth.

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.

It's not easy to be a traffic cone. If you don't believe me, check out what happened to one that was stolen recently by a pack of Yellowstone wolves.

The chances are seeing one of these is 1 in 500,000 , but this piebald (almost albino) deer was spotted near a Colorado highway recently.

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.

You live in our part of America and sometimes you get to experience magical things. That's exactly what happened to one driver who just happened to come upon a group of young wolves who were practicing their howling skills.

When I think of coyotes, the word that comes to mind is not "playful". Maybe I should reconsider after a lady shared a video of a wild coyote really trying to play with her dog.

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.

When you live in the west, you know that life can change literally overnight. People in a Utah community learned this recently as they woke up to learn their neighborhood had been taken over by a very large visitor.