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This has been quite the year for exciting wildlife videos from Yellowstone National Park. The latest shows a wolf who repeatedly bites a big bear on the butt.

Not approaching these animals, whether it be on foot or in an automobile, is rule number one regarding the things we as humans shouldn't do in these situations.

WARNING: Viewer discretion is advised. It may not be for everyone. The video captures wildlife doing what it does, surviving and fighting. This bear and this bison fight each other and it is all caught on camera.

We have probably all heard the saying 'You don't have to be fast if a wild animal is chasing you, you just have to be faster than your friends.'

A young bear that got used to getting food from residential garbage cans, bird feeders, and bee hives in the Wood River Valley had to be put down by state wildlife managers earlier this week.

I would have probably jumped out a window.

The depraved duo shot the cubs as the little ones wailed over their dead mother.

A well-groomed Brady, still licking his wounds from his February Super bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles (Eagles 41-33), is seen in this :15 clip in obvious distress.

An Indian bear considered a vulnerable species is leaving Idaho for a new home in a few days.

Looking for Bigfoot in Idaho has its downsides. Here's a great example. This guy goes into the Idaho Wilderness looking for Sasquatch and ends up finding something else entirely.

I’m not shocked a sportsmen’s banquet in the Magic Valley can attract between 600 & 700 people.

Nobody likes higher prices.

JEROME, Idaho (KLIX) The public has been asked to get involved in the discussion for the upcoming big game hunting seasons in southern Idaho.

Nature is a cruel element.  Winter has been especially rough on Idaho wildlife.

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Federal officials are delaying their decision on whether to lift protections for more than 700 grizzly bears in and around Yellowstone National Park and allow hunting.

Yes, hunting licenses can make great Christmas gifts!

Did you know Idaho has a wildlife park that seems to be part zoo and part safari? Visitors can drive through the park and see a number of wild animals.

Bear season in Idaho is just around the corner. Check this video out that Idaho Department of Fish and Game shared on the upcoming bear hunt.   Here are the rules for hunting big game, specifically bear. You can find more information at Fish and Game's website:  

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — State wildlife officials say a black bear cub rescued from a wildfire burning the backcountry in eastern Idaho will need daily medical care for burns on all four paws. The 25-pound bear nicknamed "Boo Boo" was discovered Sunday night all alone and clinging to a tree in an area recently scorched by fires associated with the Mustang Complex Fire...