wildlife

This is getting pigdiculous...

If you're a bear in Wisconsin that isn't enjoying life, what do you do? You do the only sensible thing and that's head south into Illinois to see if there's more entertainment there. A new video shows this just might be the case for one big apex predator.

Here's something you may not have thought of before around this time of the year.

This is the last resort from the DNR in an effort to restore 275 acres of wild rice to the St. Louis River.

Sometimes you have to make the most out of work. Watch this wholesome moment between a Duluth, Minnesota mail carrier and a deer

It's spring, and those hungry bears are out knocking over garbage cans again.

Some of us have run into the dilemma of dealing with an abandoned or injured wild animal.  I don't mean "wild" like a tiger or elephant, I mean a non-domesticated animal like a fox, fawn or a turkey vulture.  What do you do?  That's why Wildwoods Rehabilitation exists.  Come behind the scenes at Wildwoods and see some of the animals while you  learn more.

I am a self-proclaimed mammal lover and when it's a baby I melt even more.  There is a wonderful place that exists in our community that strives for the well being of our wild life, especially the babies.  Now that it's spring the will be seeing more and that has prompted Wildwoods Wildlife Rehabilitation to throw an most unique baby shower.

Criminalizing an 11 year old for saving a woodpecker from a cat?  C'mon.... An 11-year-old Virginia girl trying to rescue a baby woodpecker instead earned her mother a $535 fine when it turned out the bird was a protected species. Skylar Capo saved the bird from the clutches of a cat which was about to turn the feathered friend into lunch...