Tanya Jackson+FollowGrizzly Outsmarts Dumpsters, Faces Tragic EndA 400-lb. grizzly in Yellowstone figured out how to flip 800-lb. dumpsters and rip trash cans from concrete just to get to human food. Park rangers tried to stop him, but after weeks of dumpster diving, they had to put him down for public safety. Wild that even bear-proof bins couldn’t stop this guy! It’s a sad reminder: human food = bear trouble, and sometimes, the bear pays the price. #Yellowstone #Wildlife #GrizzlyBear #NationalParks #BearSafety #Pets276Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowDeer Triplets in the Backyard?!Imagine looking out your window and spotting not one, not two, but THREE baby deer with their mama chilling in your backyard. That’s exactly what happened to Elisabeth in Washington! Apparently, deer triplets are super rare (like, only 5% of mama deer have them), so this is basically a real-life Disney moment. She’s been capturing the cutest videos of the little family, and honestly, who could get anything done with that view? Would you be able to look away? #deertriplets #wildlife #backyardmagic #babyanimals #pnw #Science3500Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowWolves’ Surprising Snack Choices in NLTurns out, Dutch wolves aren’t picky eaters! Most of the time, they’re chowing down on wild boar and deer, but in places like Drenthe where wild prey is scarce, they’re also going after free-roaming cattle and even sheep. Researchers dug through 735 wolf droppings (yep, really) and found their menu changes by region and season. The twist? Conservation cattle, meant to help nature, are now on the wolves’ radar. Wild, right? #Wolves #Netherlands #Wildlife #NatureNews #Conservation #Science191Share
ethanconner+FollowUK’s Most Controversial Zoo Shutting DownSouth Lakes Safari Zoo—once dubbed Britain’s ‘worst zoo’ after a keeper was killed and hundreds of animals died—is finally closing at the end of December. Years of animal welfare scandals, overcrowded enclosures, and shocking undercover footage led to non-stop scrutiny. Now, the zoo’s trying to spin its legacy, but animal rights groups aren’t buying it. The fate of the animals? Still up in the air as they plan a move to a new site. Wild, right? #ZooClosure #AnimalWelfare #UKNews #Wildlife #Spirituality150Share
Michelle York+FollowCapuchins Are Kidnapping Baby Monkeys?!Wild capuchin monkeys have started snatching newborn howler monkeys and carrying them around like bizarre trophies. It all began with one mischievous male (nicknamed Joker), and now others have joined in, leading to at least four infant deaths since 2022. Researchers think these super-smart, bored capuchins are just looking for something to do—no predators, no competition, so they invent wild new trends. It’s like monkey peer pressure gone way too far! #Wildlife #MonkeyBusiness #NatureNews #AnimalBehavior #Capuchins #Science101Share
davisjames+FollowPenguin Romance Caught on Cam!Who knew penguin love lives could be this entertaining? A trail cam at a New Zealand wildlife sanctuary caught two little blue penguins (aka kororā) getting frisky—and the footage is pure gold. OPERA even set it to Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get It On” for extra vibes. Turns out, penguin mating season is officially here, and these cuties are not shy about it. Want to see the adorable action? Check out the viral video! #Penguins #Wildlife #TrailCam #NatureLovers #ViralVideo #Pets2401Share
Michael Flores+FollowMeet the Accordion Worm!A venomous worm that folds up like an accordion just got discovered off Spain’s coast! This little weirdo, Pararosa vigarae, can shrink to a fifth of its size by pulling itself into neat rings—think living slinky with a mean streak. It’s not just a new species, but a whole new genus, and it hunts with venom. Bonus: it’s named after the researcher’s wife as an anniversary gift. Who knew worms could be so extra? #ScienceNews #WeirdNature #OceanDiscovery #Evolution #Wildlife #Science20Share
Michelle York+FollowWould You Grab a Croc’s Tail?!Wildlife guide Damian Duffy just posted a wild video of himself literally holding the tail of a 14.5-foot saltwater crocodile—yes, you read that right! He says, “Don’t try this at home,” but the internet is divided: is this epic or just reckless? Some fans are loving the adrenaline, others are calling him out for sending mixed messages about wildlife safety. Would you ever get this close to a croc? Or is this just asking for trouble? #Wildlife #Crocodile #ViralVideo #WildlifeSafety #AdrenalineJunkie #Science10Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowShark Encounters Gone Terrifyingly WrongShark attacks are down from last year, but 2024 and early 2025 have still seen some truly chilling stories. From a snorkeler in Israel who vanished while filming sharks, to two divers swept into danger in the Philippines, and surfers in Australia attacked in shallow water—these incidents are wild. Even a teen swimmer in Queensland and a spearfisher in New Caledonia weren’t safe. The ocean’s apex predators are making headlines for all the wrong reasons! #SharkAttack #OceanDanger #Wildlife #TrueStories #StaySafe #Science6614Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowBaking Cookies, Met a Bear?!Imagine baking cookies and looking up to see a black bear staring at you through your kitchen window! That’s exactly what happened to Madison Dalton in Virginia. She was just minding her own business when a bear, lured by her bird feeder, showed up for a snack. Her dog’s barking scared it off, but wildlife experts say bear visits are getting more common as animals search for food. Pro tip: secure your trash and bring in those bird feeders! #BearEncounter #Wildlife #HomeSafety #Nature #ViralStory #Science00Share
