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  • “Beefy” Mountain Lions Captured on Trail Cams

    Camera traps have captured some insanely large mountain lions, including a “gargantuan tom cougar” dubbed Chuck Norris in Texas. Mountain lions are large, tan cats native to the Americas. Also known as the cougar, puma, panther, and catamount, the large cats can exceed 200 pounds in some regions. These guys are crafty predators, and silently […] More

  • Rabid Coyote Demands Entry [VIDEO]

    This is not something you want to see while drinking your morning coffee. In this startling footage, a rabid coyote is seen pacing and baring its teeth right outside the videographer’s doorstep. Watch: The rabies virus can be transmitted to humans by other animals and can be found on every continent, except for Antarctica. Rabies […] More

  • When a Raccoon Trespasses in the Chimpanzee Enclosure

    Who could blame these chimpanzees for defending their home? Chimpanzees are known to be very territorial, so it is no surprise that when a raccoon invaded their enclosure at a zoo, they took up arms (or sticks) to keep out the unwelcome guest. Chimps are even known to go as far as to kill other chimps to […] More

  • Meet the Seahawk (Also Known as the Osprey)

    Ospreys, also known as seahawks, or fish eagles, are birds of prey that are present on every continent, except Antarctica. They primarily inhabit coastal regions, and unlike most raptors, fish make up 99% of their diets. They are strictly monogamous birds, so when they mate, they generally mate for life. Thus, both the male and […] More

  • Orca Slaps a Stingray [VIDEO]

    Incredible footage captures the moment a killer whale stuns a stingray with a powerful tail-slap. Orca slaps a Pelagic Stingray byu/Dacnis inHardcoreNature The rare footage was filmed off the coast of Mexico. The stingray eventually died, but interestingly, was never eaten by the orcas. Orcas are known to use this tail-slap technique to protect themselves […] More

  • Behold Omura’s Whale: One of the World’s Rarest Whales

    A team of researchers in Madagascar have filmed the rare and elusive Omura’s whale (also known as the dwarf fin whale). This is the first time footage of the whale has been captured. Led by Salvatore Cerchio of the New England Aquarium and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, the researchers positively identified the whale, which made […] More

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