Animals

I need Winston the sloth to pick up the pace, man. Webcams are great but that dude is SLOW. When is the best time to catch him live?

Montana has some weird people and even weirder animals that call it home. Who would have guessed that the rarest mammal in all of North America lives in Montana?

There has been a lot of talk about the "pop-up" neighborhoods that are around Bozeman, but did you know that one of them has it's own furry mascot?

This is my cat. This is dirty hockey gear. This is my cat face down in dirty hockey gear. It's so weird that you don't know if you should shoo him away or just turn your head and leave him me. So gross.

Numerous horses were recently removed from a home in Columbia Falls, MT in an animal cruelty case.

The average Wyomingite inherently knows to leave our wildlife alone, especially the larger, carnivorous animals like bears. Unfortunately, a lot of our countrymen don't share that level of common sense.

While we love seeing the cute bear interactions, like these two cubs that playfully entered a nursing home recently in North Carolina, not all bear/human encounters are that peaceful.

The animal is caught on video near the boardwalk with numerous other tourists and children nearby. Then one man decides to approach the animal. . .

Glacier National Park has set up a live web cam that shows the bear exploring the area around its den.

You've probably seen more animals than you care to count in Montana, but have you ever seen one of these?

Otters in Yellowstone certainly know how to stay warm in the winter.

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