Tamara Jones+FollowBlack Panther Photobombs Butterfly Spot!A black panther just crashed a butterfly party in Thailand’s biggest national park—and the pics are unreal! This rare, vulnerable cat was caught on camera at a spot usually reserved for butterfly fans. Experts are buzzing because sightings like this are super rare and show how healthy the park’s ecosystem is. Plus, every snap helps conservationists protect these apex predators (and the whole food chain). Who knew a butterfly reserve could get this wild? #Science #WildlifeWednesday #BlackPanther225Share
evanshaley+FollowAdorable Fawn Found Hiding in Backyard!Imagine mowing your lawn and finding a baby deer chilling in your garden! That’s what happened to one parent and their daughter, and the pics are melting hearts online. Turns out, their wild, native plant-filled yard is the perfect safe spot for wildlife. Not only do these gardens look gorgeous, but they help local animals, save water, and cut down on yard work. Would you let your yard go wild for a surprise like this? #Home #WildlifeWednesday #NativePlants144411Share
Michael Flores+FollowMeet America’s Super Wolf Pack!Wildlife nerds, get this: scientists just found the biggest wolf pack ever recorded in the US—42 wolves strong, roaming Yellowstone! That’s nearly triple the usual pack size. These mega-wolves are changing everything we thought we knew about wolf family life, hunting (they’re even taking down bison!), and how predators shape the wild. The pack’s so big, they’re literally pushing out other wolves and transforming the whole ecosystem. Nature is wild, y’all! #Science #WildlifeWednesday #WolfPack252Share
Tamara Jones+FollowWisconsin’s Glowing Squirrel Mystery!Did you hear about the squirrels in Wisconsin that literally glow in the dark? Wildlife photographers first spotted these fox squirrels with a blue-green shine in 2022, and it’s not a hoax! Scientists think the glow comes from bioluminescent fungi rubbing off on their fur while foraging. Only about 1-2% of the local squirrel population has this wild look, and sightings are super rare. Nature is seriously full of surprises—who knew squirrels could light up the forest? #Science #WildlifeWednesday #NatureIsWeird00Share
Jacob Morgan+FollowWild Horses vs. Grizzly: Nature Gets RealTrail cams in Alberta just caught wild horses literally running for their lives from a grizzly bear—and it’s heartbreaking. The footage shows a group of horses fleeing, but one foal, Benji, didn’t make it. Turns out, these horses do have natural predators, despite what the government used to say. The Help Alberta Wildies Society has been using citizen science to prove it, and their followers are super invested in these animals’ stories. Nature is wild, and sometimes it’s just brutal. #WildlifeWednesday #NatureUnfiltered #WildHorses #Pets23716Share
Tamara Jones+FollowSpotted: Super Rare Foxes in California!Wildlife photographer Randy Robbins just scored the ultimate wildlife jackpot—he caught the ultra-rare Sierra Nevada red fox on camera in Lassen Volcanic National Park! There are only about 18-39 of these foxes left in the wild, so seeing them is basically like finding a unicorn. Robbins hiked through snow and set up remote cameras at 8,500 feet just to get these clips. Now everyone’s rooting for these adorable, fuzzy survivors to make a comeback! #WildlifeWednesday #SierraNevadaRedFox #Conservation #Science520Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowWildlife Cameras Catch Ultra-Rare Buffalo!Trail cams in the Philippines just snapped pics of the tamaraw—a tiny, endangered buffalo with fewer than 500 left! These shy creatures love solo mud baths to beat the heat, and researchers are using drones and new tech to keep tabs on them. Coolest part? Their wild mud-wallowing habits are totally different from those in captivity. Every glimpse helps scientists protect these rare animals. Would you want to see one IRL? #WildlifeWednesday #EndangeredSpecies #Tamaraw #Science790Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowRare Deer Caught on Camera—With a Twist!A hidden camera in China’s Mangshan Reserve just snapped a super rare musk deer—and get this, it might be a whole new subspecies! These deer are already endangered (and look wild with their fang-like teeth), but this one was missing its usual markings. The footage is a huge win for conservation, since these elusive animals are almost never seen. All thanks to a massive network of trail cams—proof that tech can help us spot nature’s coolest secrets! #WildlifeWednesday #ConservationWin #TrailCamFinds #Science22519Share
davisjames+FollowBear Caught Snacking on Porch—But Why?A black bear was caught on camera raiding a South Carolina porch for cat food, and while it’s kind of adorable, it’s also a big red flag. Bears are losing their homes to development, so they’re showing up in neighborhoods looking for food. The real issue? Habitat loss is pushing wildlife closer to us, and that’s risky for everyone. Want to help? Lock up your trash, don’t leave pet food outside, and support habitat restoration! #WildlifeWednesday #BearWatch #HabitatLoss #Pets320Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowOwls That Live Like Prairie Dogs?!Did you know some owls skip the trees and go full mole-mode in the desert? Burrowing owls literally nest underground, taking over old prairie dog or tortoise burrows. They’re tiny, super cute, and totally adapted to harsh, treeless landscapes. Plus, they use dung to attract bugs for snacks (and maybe mask their scent). Sadly, they’re in trouble due to habitat loss, but conservationists are building them artificial burrows to help. Nature is wild! #WildlifeWednesday #BurrowingOwls #NatureFacts #Science70Share
