Soper with a wolf, photographed for Radio Times in connection with the television series Discovering Animals, May 1985 - Don Smith/Radio Times/Getty Images Tony Soper, the naturalist and broadcaster, ...

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The Lions and Tigers and Bears tour will take viewers through a journey of Gordon Buchanan's encounters around the globe.

Ocelots are severely endangered in the United States, with experts estimating that fewer than 100 of them exist in the wild north of the U.S.-Mexico border. So when conservationists recently spotted ...

One nature enthusiast went to great lengths to feature one of Mother Nature's most prized species, the king penguin, and the communities around the globe that protect them in the new Fox Nation series ...

(WSVN) - A bear in Colorado recently discovered a camera that is used to monitor wildlife across open space in Boulder. Of the 580 photos captured, about 400 were bear selfies. “Every day, scores of ...

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission faces a challenging task: monitoring wildlife populations across more than 19 million acres of forestland. Traditional survey methods require substantial staff ...

CBS News Colorado A black bear wandering a trail in Boulder recently found a wildlife camera that the city's Open Space and Mountain Parks agency uses to monitor wildlife. What resulted was about 400 ...

The camera trap that captured the glamorous, pose-loving bear was placed by Boulder, Colorado's Open Space and Mountain Parks office Rangers for a Colorado park system found a surprise when they ...

Animals, they're just like us. A bear became the star of its own show after discovering a camera at a park in Colorado and taking hundreds of selfies shared on social media this week by park officials ...

A black bear dubbed "Selfie Bear" has gone viral after pictures from a wildlife camera were shared. The Boulder, Colorado, wildlife camera caught 400 pictures of the curious bear looking at itself.

LEWISBURG, W.Va. (WCHS) — You never know what you’ll see on a trail camera. That adrenaline rush for hunters aside, this technology can also be a big help to wildlife biologists. There’s one group in ...