Wildlife

There's a new video that someone shared of bison walking down one of the main roads in Yellowstone. It reminded me how much I enjoy seeing wildlife take back ownership of the park during the winter months.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is warning drivers that the recent change in daylight hours means higher risk of hitting wildlife on roadways.

A bear cub that had been separated from its mother and hanging out in a tree in Jackson was safely removed and taken to a rehab facility.

New data suggests that the chances of hitting a deer while driving in Wyoming are an astounding 1 in 56. That is number six in the country.

The latest brave soul is a woman that decided to get out of her vehicle to film a herd of bison that had caused a bit of a traffic jam here in the Cowboy State.

A young bull moose had to be tranquilized and moved from Boyd Skinner Park in Pinedale after reports the animal had been acting aggressively towards people in the area.

The first webcam is located at the Dan Speas Fish Hatchery near Casper, but officials expect to add several more over the next year.

According to Loveland Reporter-Herald, another mountain lion made its way out of the mountains.

It appears the tourists (or tourons) refuse to learn.

The lion appeared healthy, Binfet said.