wildlife

It is a famous proverb that is said quite often, but it's because it is almost always fitting in everyday life: not all heroes wear capes.

A couple was recently filmed appearing to be running from a large bison herd. What comes to question though, is why were they actually running "with" the massive animals?

Normally when I see something like this, I just tell everyone to move along. Nothing unusual to witness here. However, for some reason unknown to me, the internet is obsessed with a Yellowstone bison who has found himself the perfect itching post.

I've seen some incredible bear moments over the years, but this might be the best of them all. A Wyoming bear found a lost GoPro and the recovered movie is nothing short of incredible.

This video is the perfect reminder of the sheer power of the bison. It's also a good reminder of why the National Park Service advises you to stay at least 25 yards from the massive animals.

Wyoming may be the least populated state in the entire United States of America, but that doesn't mean we don't have our own share of traffic jams.

I half-expected to hear Looney Tunes music playing in the background. Hunters just shared video showing a wolf chasing a coyote while a bull elk and grizzly watched in Yellowstone National Park.

A group of tourist had their tent surrounded by a large group of rutting bison in the Slough Creek Campgrounds area of Yellowstone National Park.

When moments like these are captured on video, it really highlights why areas like Yellowstone National Park are so important to our country.

In Wyoming, we count sheep when we're trying to get to sleep. Bighorn sheep actually. If that's your routine, you're gonna love a new trail cam video that was just shared by Wyoming Game and Fish.