On May 10, a U.S. Army soldier passed away at the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska, due to injuries sustained in a bear attack. According to a press release from JBER, the 673d Security Forces Squadron initially responded to the incident and Alaska Wildlife Troopers are...

Foxes have gotten a lot of bad press lately—from biting a congressman to breaking into the Smithsonian National Zoo and killing 25 flamingos to carrying the highly pathogenic avian influenza. So here’s a clip of some foxes getting into a bit of good trouble. In some instances, wildlife interacting...

Cast iron pans are the workhorses of the kitchen. The utilitarian tool can fry eggs and sausage for breakfast, revitalize leftovers for lunch, and perfectly sear a backstrap for dinner. So what’s all the hype about cast iron anyways? Cast iron conducts heat evenly, and once you get it screaming hot...

In 2019, Nathanal L. Knox plotted and implemented a scheme that was sure to land him some money. This year it landed him a seat in the courtroom, too. According to a press release from the Department of Justice, Knox placed advertisements on at least 38 Facebook pages, including Hunt Florida, Ohio...

On March 22, the Benton County Circuit Court ruled that parts of the Tennessee Code regarding the abilities of game wardens to be unconstitutional under the state’s constitution. This invalidates laws that previously authorized the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency (TWRA) to enter private lands...

Last week, a red fox became famous for frequenting the U.S. Capitol and biting at least nine people, including California Representative Ami Bera. Health officials suspected the fox might be rabid due to the unusually aggressive behavior, so they captured the animal on Tuesday. “The D.C. Public...

A recent study published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology found that a disturbing portion of children between ages 4 to 7 don’t know where their food comes from. The authors say their data demonstrates that about 40% of kids think bacon, hot dogs, and chicken nuggets come from plants...

You might have to scroll down on the video to get it to play from a mobile device. While Texas Parks and Wildlife (TPWD) biologists were conducting wildlife surveys in the Trans-Pecos area when they spotted something extremely out of the ordinary—a melanistic mule deer. According to the TPWD Trans...

This January, Devon Lewis, Taylor Luvaas, Jacob Fouts, Dylan Lewis, and Austin Lewis pleaded guilty to 48 wildlife violations in western Iowa’s Ida County court. According to a press release from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, State Conservation Officer Kirby Bragg said that evidence...

On Wednesday, March 23, Livingston, Montana, resident Craig Clouatre went shed hunting with his friend Hans Friedmann. At some point they separated ways, but Clouatre never made it to their rendezvous spot. When the Park County Sheriff’s Department received notice that Clouatre hadn’t returned home...