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A rare white grizzly was killed after being struck by a vehicle on the Trans-Canada Highway, about 12 hours after her two bear cubs died after being hit by a car on the same roadway, Parks Canada officials said on Tuesday. Park officials received a report that the two cubs were struck and killed early Thursday morning. On the evening of the same day, the cubs' mother — known as Grizzly Bear 178 — was grazing in a ditch in Yoho National Park. Officials who were fixing wildlife fencing nearby said they spotted her. A train passed by the ditch, and as...

Rare white grizzly bear, 2 cubs killed hours apart by cars in Canada

An 83-year-old woman was seriously injured when she was gored by a bison in Yellowstone National Park over the weekend, the park said Monday.The park said the bison was "defending its space" when it gored the South Carolina woman near the Storm Point Trail, which is located at the north end of Yellowstone Lake. The bison "came within a few feet of the woman and lifted  her about a foot off the ground with its horns," the park said.Emergency staff first took the woman to the nearby Lake Medical Clinic for treatment before she was airlifted to Eastern Idaho...

Bison gores 83-year-old woman in Yellowstone National Park

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A rare white bison calf was sighted at Yellowstone National Park, bringing indigenous tribes together for a spiritual ceremony. They say the birth of the special American buffalo is a prophecy fulfilled, but also that there's a wider message that needs to be heard.

Celebration of rare white bison birth in Yellowstone comes with a warning

Idaho State

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A bear hunter in Idaho believed they had killed a black bear when in reality it was a protected grizzly bear, but it wasn’t the hunter’s fault. It was Idaho Fish and Game’s fault. The unidentified hunter sent Fish and Game recorded videos of the bear at...

Hunter mistakenly kills grizzly bear, but it wasn’t hunter’s mistake

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Whiskey Riff

Don't pet the fluffy cows...

An 83-year-old woman from South Carolina was hospitalized following her visit to Yellowstone National Park this past weekend. According to the National Park Service, the woman was exploring the park near the Storm Point Trail at Yellowstone Lake, when a bison who was "defending its space," charged the woman, goring her and lifting her "about a foot off the ground."

The woman sustained serious injuries and was taken immediately to Lake Medical Clinic, and then flown by helicopter to Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center. The woman's condition is currently unknown as the incident remains under investigation.

Of course,...

“Lifted Her A Foot Off The Ground” – Bison Gores 83-Year-Old Woman In Yellowstone National Park

A-Z-Animals

We’ve all heard of polar bears and grizzly bears, but if you had to guess which one was the more dangerous species, what answer would you give? The truth is, with climates rapidly changing there have been showdowns that pit polar bears vs. grizzly bears, and one of the species has come out on top. […]

Polar Bears vs. Grizzly Bears: Which Would Win in a Fight?

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Cubs can lash out when threatened, just like adults

Man learns why you never, ever pick a fight with a grizzly bear – no matter how small

California State

Diesel the donkey disappeared in 2019 in California; he has been spotted on camera living with a herd of elk. No kidding!. The unusual scene took place in Northern California’s Cache Creek Wilderness where Diesel disappeared according to CBS News. The family had been on a hike with Diesel when something spooked the donkey, and he ran away. The couple searched for weeks – even using drone equipment to find him, but never had any luck.

Donkey that disappeared 5 years ago spotted with elk herd ‘living his best life’

Kaley Beausoleil is a wildlife photographer who’s not afraid to call out other photographers who make bad choices to get a good shot. While at Yellowstone National Park, Beausoleil recorded a group of people photographing grizzly bears from close range. She claims they’re all way too close to the grizzly. And we agree.

Here’s What ‘Too Close to a Grizzly Bear’ Looks Like (Don’t Do This)

Wyoming State

In video captured by a wildlife guide, the wolf is seen giving chase before the tables turn

For once, it's a Yellowstone wolf – not tourist – that regrets its decision to chase elk

A Wyoming-based guide has captured dramatic footage showing an elk running for its life while being chased by a wolf in Yellowstone National Park. Bo Welden’s footage (posted below) begins with text informing viewers to prepare for an “expected outcome.”. While that’s a vague hint of what’s to...

Watch: Yellowstone elk turns tables on wolf after stirring chase

Montana State

The Fast and the Furious: Nature Edition.

It's not everyday that you get to witness a chase down out in nature. One lucky person in Montana recently got to experience the thrill from the safety (?) of their parked vehicle, and they got it all on camera for the rest of us to enjoy.

As the story goes, they had driven to a certain part of the wilderness in Montana where a fatal grizzly attack had occurred. When they got there, they almost had a front row seat to a deadly moose takedown - though not if the moose had anything to...

Montana Park Goer Captures Wild Video Of Grizzly Bear Chasing Moose

The Mirror US

Lee Pearson, 80, of Yaak, was sentenced on Tuesday for killing a female grizzly bear and 'butchering the carcass' by cutting the paws, ear tags and an identifying lip tattoo from the animal

Man, 80, jailed for killing endangered grizzly bear and 'butchering the carcass' to hide evidence

Vogue Magazine

The namesake in Ernest W. Baker, designer Reid Baker’s grandfather, recently passed away. He was 95. This collection by Baker and Inês Amorim was designed as an homage, and created with the intention of both untangling their grief while, perhaps inadvertently, charting a path forward. That is the unspoken effect of living life based on the fashion calendar. One is always one step ahead, living partly in the future by spending today working on someone else’s tomorrow. It forces even the most nostalgic and sentimental to look forward and keep going.

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Just last weekend an 83-year-old woman was seriously injured by a bison defending its space at the park

Yet another Yellowstone hiker decides it would be a good idea to pose for selfies with bison (it isn't)

USA TODAY

“To date, park staff have been unable to locate the calf,” the National Park Service announced on its website Friday.

1-in-a-million white bison calf born at Yellowstone hasn't been seen since early June, park says

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Talk about having your hands full! A grizzly bear was spotted with 5 cubs in tow at Yellowstone National Park on June 5th. The video was shared by Stan Mills, who captures animals in the wild throughout the park, including bears, wolves, cougars, and anything else he crosses paths with.  The ...Continue reading

Grizzly Bear with 5 Cubs Caught on Camera in Yellowstone and Everyone’s Smitten

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Total Apex Sports & Entertainment

The number of relationships and marriages ending because of disloyalty are on the rise. Loyalty plays a key role in strengthening partners’ bond. Yet, some zodiac signs are more loyal than others. They remain committed and faithful to their partners throughout. Loyalty and honesty increases a person’s trust for you.

3 Zodiac Signs Who Are The Most Loyal

Denver, CO

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David Heitz

The mother of a Denver homeless man told the City Council Monday that city-sponsored services have failed her son. Barbara Hallick Yeomans made her remarks during public comment period of the City Council meeting. She said her son grapples with substance abuse and mental illness and repeatedly has been harassed by police. She said her son also suffered verbal abuse by a guard in the Denver County Jail. Yeomans said she heard the guard harassing her son over the phone.

Mother says Denver homeless services have failed her son

This year’s Serpentine Summer Party in London brought together everyone from Sadiq Khan to Zadie Smith, Caroline Polachek to Steve McQueen, Yinka Ilori to Charlotte Tilbury, for a Ruinart-fuelled evening in and around the 2024 Serpentine Pavilion. Designed by Minsuk Cho of Mass Studies and titled “Archipelagic Void,” this...

The Serpentine Summer Party 2024 Featured Judy Chicago’s “Participatory Quilt” and Giant Strawberry Tarts

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What a Trip to See Grizzly Bears Taught Me About Patience

All morning long, I saw evidence that we had just missed a grizzly bear: paw prints in the dirt, scratched-up bark. I was so close. With...

What a Trip to See Grizzly Bears Taught Me About Patience

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