black bear

Local reporter condemns disrespectful treatment of wildlife at Yellowstone National Park.

The odd part of the video is that the black bear looks more like a panda bear. The creature can be seen covered in dark black and bright white patches.

Here are some of the most bizarre and odd things that took place in Twin Falls, the Magic Valley, and the state of Idaho in 2022.

A black bear that snapped at a person as it raided a trash can in Ketchum died during capture early Monday morning

Idaho conservation officers are trying to capture a bear that tried to break into a garage and charged at a woman on Monday in Ketchum

Over the weekend, a black bear was discovered in a man's car dead, after getting locked in the car.

One such animal was spotted recently in a place it is not commonly seen and it has put an Idaho town on notice.

Occasionally, we are treated to some amazing footage that shows these magnificent wild creatures cohabitating.

The camera was lost in early spring on a snowmobile trail.

A yearling black bear that made its way into a Boise neighborhood was successfully relocated to a more remote location Thursday.

The owner of an Asian restaurant in southeast Idaho has been charged with multiple felonies for reportedly purchasing wild game from an undercover Montana wildlife official.

The operator of the RC car runs the bear out of camp on multiple occasions as snow lightly falls. It's also hilarious that small piece of plastic containing a couple of D batteries could also chase off such a powerful, and feared, animal.

Human safety.

Idaho Department of Fish and Game was contacted, and arrived at the scene while the bear was hold up in a tree, according to the zoo's Facebook page.

A wild black bear is currently in a tree in the zoo and the Idaho Zoo is closed until further notice.

Idaho Fish and Game is once again seeking input from sportsmen and women.

We should also point out hunting and fishing licenses make great gift ideas.

It appears some conservation efforts have been more than successful.

KETCHUM, Idaho (KLIX) Idaho wildlife officials say they have caught and euthanized a bear that kept visiting campgrounds and made human contact in the Wood River Valley.

Camping is great if you can bear it.  Idaho Fish & Game and the Forest Service have decided jointly to close a camping area in the Sawtooth National Forest.