bears

Just as we are taught to stay away from baby animals because mama can and will attack, other animals need to do the same, because there are consequences.

Two young ladies, who are going to be seniors this fall at Buhl High School, are working on their senior project, and they could use your help.

But you know all of this.

Encounters with mountain lions are becoming far more common.

With these attacks and death happening, it got me thinking, about what would be the worst animal to be attacked by in Idaho.

Is it possible for a wolf to make its way into the surrounding towns and what are the odds of seeing a mountain lion in the area, as well as other animals?

What would you do? What would you do if you could have any wild animal from Idaho as a pet?

Not long ago, a group of hikers encountered a wolf-pack.

I know bears can be deadly. Despite that, they can also be so dang adorable you want to run up and hug them. But don't, since they can be deadly.

You wouldn’t want to surprise those burglars!

In some cases, the bison appear to be leading traffic along the park roads.

First off: if you think you an go play with bears at a National Park you are wrong and really need to read this list.

Idaho wildlife officials say people need to be aware of bears and mountain lions in the Wood River Valley after reported sightings along popular trails

Two siblings and her parents weren’t seriously hurt.

The Wood River Valley community has seen a recent rash of trashcans vandalized, not by anyone on two feet, but on four paws.

Wildlife officials are urging hunters to use caution in a couple of hunting units due to grizzly bear activity in the area, a place where grizzly bears are not usually located.

Be bear aware this summer when out looking for huckleberries. That's one message from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.

Wyoming wildlife managers don't plan to capture a grizzly bear that attacked a hunter this week because the encounter appears to be a case of a sow bear protecting her cubs.

They are not pigeons or dolphins or dogs, but they’re begging for food just the same. They’re bears – and among other goodies, they seem to have a taste for bread.

At some point, common sense would kick in or so you would think. Keep this in mind if you go to Yellowstone this summer. If you see a bear cross the road in front of you, don't stop - or else.