wild animals

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.

As previous numbers have shown that mountain lions being spotted are on the rise, and those are only the ones being reported.

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.

What would you do if you woke up in the morning, got ready for work, went to head to your car, and found a moose standing in your driveway or on your front porch?

What would you do if you are walking through Walmart, Target, or Costco and a deer or a wild animal comes rushing into the store?

Recently a group of cars driving through Yellowstone caught a stampede, which reminds you how unpredictable the animals in the park can be.

Be cautious as a certain animal seems to be heavily populated and unafraid of people.

Recently, coworkers had told me of a spot to go to in an attempt to see my first moose, and it was an adventure my family and I won't soon forget.

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.

Last week, another one was sighted, but this time was captured and it could help us learn more about these rare animals.

There is one part about it that seems to stand out though that makes this place a little different than other parks in the area.

Rock chucks are everywhere and seem to take over certain parts of town, but there is another animal that is quickly taking over a town in Twin Falls county.

A mom and baby moose both died in Northern Idaho recently outside of Clark Fork.

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?

At that point he was enormous and when they arrived all he wanted was to hug and caress his former parents.

Here are 10 of the strangest animals you can't have as a pet in Idaho. Not that you'd want them anyways.