Sightings of grizzlies and other bears have been unusually persistent throughout Montana this winter, possibly due to record-breaking warmth and mostly snow-free conditions.
Wolves are experts at surviving in desert, forest, mountain, and Arctic habitats, generally relying on safety in numbers as ...
Bison, elk and other animals die in droves in Yellowstone's remote “animal boneyard.” Their carcasses provide a springtime ...
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America's 5 most crowded national parks (and the best times to visit them), according to research
Having your national parks be so beautiful that overtourism is an issue is a pretty great problem to have. Here's when to ...
Female grizzly bear No. 142 is a good mom trying to raise and protect her cubs in a busy landscape around Lake Louise, Moraine Lake and Paradise Valley – iconic hotspots in Banff National Park ...
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Could you stop a charging bear? Here’s how to use bear spray the right way when it counts
Image Credit: Survival World ...
Florida Fish and Wildlife has announced modest harvest numbers for the state's first black bear hunt in a decade.
Some visitors still whistle, call, or clap for a dramatic head-turn shot. NPS safe-watching guidance says not to use wildlife calls or attractants, and BC Parks similarly advises against yelling or ...
In Yellowstone, the first grizzly bear sightings typically occur in February or early March. Sightings are sporadic and usually involve older males. Female bears with cubs are the last to leave their ...
A grizzly bear sighting on Jan. 26 in Yellowstone National Park was a reminder that bears can be spotted in the park at any time of the year. However, it’s extremely rare to see a bear out and about ...
The new crop of grizzly cubs that will emerge this spring to the delight of visitors in Yellowstone have likely already been born, researchers say. A long-term study nailed down January as the month ...
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