Wild Nature

It's not uncommon to find bears in foothill areas like Sierra Madre, but what about underneath a home?

The list was based on how many times the city often required rodent control services.

Sammy was rushed to the vet and they found he suffered a punctured trachea.

A 45-year-old man hiking alone in Alberta, Canada, was mauled by a bear late Friday morning, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) confirmed to Fox News Digital Saturday.

Those squeamish photos show a burly, 4-foot-long eastern indigo snake that had eaten not just one, but two other snakes – including a rattlesnake.

Residents of a Pacific Palisades neighborhood were jolted by a wild visitor, as two separate videos captured a bear scavenging for food late Thursday evening.

The fire department included photos of the bees on fire trucks at the fire scene.

At LXRYOGA in Costa Mesa, California, your yoga practice just got a whole lot slitherier. The studio has introduced "snake yoga," where live pythons add a unique twist to your workout.

Twenty possible new species were discovered during this expedition along Chile's Nazca Ridge, according to researchers.

Witnesses say the father ran to see a cougar with its jaws around the boy's head.

The boy was on his phone and didn’t realize the bear was just inches from his face.

After being on the verge of extinction in California, the gray wolf is making an historic comeback to the state.The last gray wolf in California was killed in 1924.

A remarkable drone video shows tuna, dolphins, and humpback whales interacting off New York's Fire Island.

Video captured by a beachgoer shows the thresher shark stranded in the sand at Rockaway Beach, fighting to get back in.

The eagle was just too engorged from its latest meal.

“Thankfully, when I was falling backwards, I was able to unsheathe my pistol and absolutely unload," Tyler Johnson said.

A program keeping beachgoers safe from sharks, from Santa Barbara to San Diego is in danger of disappearing. The Shark Lab has been defunded by the state.

"Doomsday fish," or oarfish, are believed by some to foreshadow natural disasters. Kayakers found a dead one off the California coast days before an earthquake hit LA.

According to NOAA, the fish are typically found in deep, ocean waters, where they are rarely seen by humans.