A bear cub who was hauled out of a tree and separated from her family in April is now back in the wild and doing just fine, ...

Standing well over 6 feet tall before he puts his skates on, with a hulking upper body and featuring a shaggy jet-black beard ...

A professional animal trainer was taming wild animals on her property in the Russian village of Pargolovo, near St.

Wildlife officials found the female cub wet and cold in a retention pond at an apartment complex in Asheville, North Carolina ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife said that one of the cubs was found roaming around Longmont and the other was discovered in ...

Getty Images Wildlife can be extremely cute. Don't get me wrong, there have been times where I have wanted to snuggle up with ...

A hesitant cub nearly took out a wildlife staffer as an officer released it into the Colorado wilderness, video shows.

"Polar bear poop," as it's come to be known, is a valuable tool for researchers at Dalhousie University, as they look for its ...

In April, a group of people in Asheville, North Carolina, were filmed pulling the cub from a tree to pose with it for photos, at one point dropping the frightened animal.

The bear helped generations of Long Islanders learn about conservation at the Holtsville Ecology Site and Animal Preserve.

After being rescued, all the cubs entered a rehabilitation center to grow and socialize before being released back into the ...