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It's not clear if the bear was struck, but it is clear that the animal posed a very real risk to the ranger's safety.

It really doesn't get any better than this video for those that enjoy fishing.

This video is a good example of what you should do when encountering animals in the park. Keeping distance is the lesson learned here.

Whether you believe in Bigfoot or not, hundreds of videos get shared every year from people across the United States claiming to have had a run-in with the incredibly elusive, storied creature.

Portable furnaces and internal heating sources for the tent won't be needed after May in Idaho, as the temperatures by June will likely be too warm for such additional equiptment. So, enjoy these last six weeks or so of hot tent camping.

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The operator of the RC car runs the bear out of camp on multiple occasions as snow lightly falls. It's also hilarious that small piece of plastic containing a couple of D batteries could also chase off such a powerful, and feared, animal.

No good viral sensation passes by without getting the meme treatment. When you combine an excellent viral video with the most bizarre election of our time, you get internet gold. Here's the best of the best.

Many of you that see this clip will come to the same determination as I did.

The video claims to have been taken in Montana during a storm when lightning struck the water and caused a massive explosion of water.

It's mating season right now, and some of the animals aren't tolerating any fellow Bison-blocking.

Idaho transportation crews continue to plow through more than 40 feet of snow to clear an Idaho mountain highway blocked by avalanches