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Making New Year's resolutions is something many do, but there are some that you should stay away from making in Idaho in 2026.

Four moose have gotten a little too comfortable at one school in Idaho and have been enjoying themselves.

This guy wanted in on the action.

Recently, a moose died in Twin Falls and was then skinned on the side of the road, and plenty of people have something to say about it.

Idaho Fish and Game says the cow moose had been hit by a car and injured so badly that they had to euthanize it.

Motorists traveling on Washington Street past one of the city's automotive repair businesses Wednesday morning got an eyeful of mangled moose.

The wildlife is looking to cool off this summer as well in Idaho, and two big animals were caught on camera recently taking a dip themselves.

Recently, some moose decided to make their way into multiple towns, raising awareness for residents to be cautious and on the lookout.

They're on the move between seasonal range.

U of I gets hooved visitors.

The animals were there first. Move aside.

What would you do if you got home from work, and found a moose or a large wild animal waiting to greet you? Would you get out of your car?

Do we still have common sense?

There is free entertainment in the Magic Valley but if you wait too long, you will miss out on it for the rest of the year.

What secrets does Twin Falls have, and what have you been missing out on this entire time? Here are some things you might not know.

What would you do? What would you do if driving down the street in town, you saw a big animal walk across the road or down the sidewalk, stopping traffic?

Discover the risks of interacting with moose. Stay safe by keeping your distance!

Recently, a video surfaced online of a large animal doing a little grocery shopping, and it has many talking about it.

Sometimes telling the truth is the best way to go, and here are some of the best excuses to skip work that most bosses will not get mad at in Idaho.

They dissect frogs, right?