I've learned something new today. Sometimes wolves in Yellowstone National Park "test" elk. I always thought it was called hunting, but I was wrong as a new video proves.

I know that moose are capable of amazing things, but this is crazy. A boater shared video recently of what looks like a moose walking on water on a lake.

We paused the show half a dozen times to try and make sense of the information. There is just so much that isn't known about everything that happened.

I've seen a lot of deer moments in my life, but I've never witnessed anything like this. A police dash cam video shows cars driving down a highway suddenly getting jumped by a herd of deer.

This also isn't the first time the Idaho Divorce Law Firm has used celebrities in their advertisements.

I could not believe how close this Elk got to these hunters and I honestly have no idea how this hunter didn't get injured by this massive Elk.

We know the stereotypes non-Idahoans have of this potato-filled-backwoodsy state of ours and that many are either completely wrong or just outdated.

I think I found scientific proof that skunks are at the top of the food chain. I've seen bears attack wolves, mountain lions, elk and bison and win just about every time. I've never seen a bear successfully take down a skunk including this big guy that got schooled.

I've shared a lot of moments involving bears surprising people, but normally it's not from the Dakotas. That changes now as I have located video from a group of hikers in South Dakota who had a bear scare them off their trail.

I don't thinks tourists are prepared for their first visit to Idaho. There are stereotypes about Idahoans and our land that don't hold true in real life.

I think it's safe to say that there are daily encounters between bears and wolves in Yellowstone. Some we can see, but most we don't. There was one battle a couple years ago that became more famous than most.

It's not often we get to see drone video from this part of Wyoming, but maybe that will change after a new drone video of Wyoming's Sunlight Bridge makes its way around the net.