Matthew Kirk+FollowWildlife on the move in Lincoln CountyA bobcat getting stuck in a car grill in Lincoln County is just the latest sign of how local wildlife is being pushed closer to our neighborhoods. With new homes and businesses popping up, animals like bobcats are losing their natural spaces and ending up in unexpected—and sometimes dangerous—places. Wildlife centers are seeing a huge spike in calls, especially about fawns and other displaced animals. It’s a tough reminder that as our community grows, we’re sharing more space with nature. How do you think we can better coexist with local wildlife? #Pets #LincolnCounty #Wildlife00Share
Heather Owens+FollowColorado’s wolf pups spark hope for natureThree playful wolf pups caught on trail cameras in Routt County mark a huge step for Colorado’s wild side. After nearly 80 years without wolves, these new packs are more than just adorable—they’re proof that the state’s reintroduction plan is working. Wolves help keep ecosystems balanced, letting plants and other animals thrive. But it’s not all smooth: ranchers are worried about livestock, and the debate is far from over. Still, seeing these pups in action is a reminder of how nature can bounce back. How do you feel about wolves making a comeback in Colorado? #Entertainment #Colorado #Wildlife10Share
qwilson+FollowBears crash the party at Red RocksTwo black bears made a surprise appearance at Colorado’s iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, wandering through the empty seats like VIP guests. While the video is undeniably cute, it’s also a wake-up call: wildlife is showing up in places we never expected, likely because their habitats are shrinking. It’s a reminder for everyone to keep food and trash secure, respect wild spaces, and support local conservation. Encounters like this are becoming more common—how do you feel about sharing our favorite spots with wild neighbors? Let’s talk about how we can all coexist safely and responsibly. #Entertainment #RedRocks #Wildlife100Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowTropical Fish Take Over Kyiv’s SewersPlot twist: Ukraine’s sewer system is basically an aquarium now. A bunch of guppies—yep, those cute little fish from pet stores—have been living and thriving in Kyiv’s polluted wastewater for over 40 years. Scientists say they’re surviving thanks to warm water and strong currents, but now an invasive predator is threatening their weird, dystopian fish society. Who knew evolution had such a wild sense of humor? #Science #Ukraine #Wildlife20Share
megangibson+FollowOrcas Are Bringing Us 'Gifts'?!Wild orcas are out here acting like giant sea cats—seriously! Scientists have caught them swimming up to humans and dropping off dead fish, birds, and even stingrays as “gifts.” It’s like when your cat leaves a bird on your doorstep, but way more intense. Researchers think these super-smart whales might be trying to bond with us or just show off their hunting skills. Would you accept a present from an orca? #Science #Orcas #Wildlife16518Share
Jacob Morgan+FollowBear encounter shakes up Yucca Valley nightsA brown bear casually strolling onto a Yucca Valley porch in the middle of the night is a wake-up call—literally! Imagine checking your security camera at 2:30 a.m. and spotting a bear making off with your dog’s salmon treats. That’s exactly what happened to Jamie Norcutt, who managed to scare the bear off using his Ring camera. No one was hurt, but it’s a wild reminder that desert neighborhoods share space with more than just coyotes. Folks, it’s time to double-check those trash cans and bring in pet food—our furry neighbors are closer than we think! What’s your wildest local wildlife story? #Pets #YuccaValley #Wildlife00Share
Joshua Townsend+FollowAnother Lion Killed by Trophy HunterRemember Cecil the lion? It just happened again. A trophy hunter killed Blondie, a collared lion part of a research project in Zimbabwe, and people are furious. Blondie was lured out of a protected area with bait and shot, even though his collar was super obvious. Officials say it was legal, but conservationists are calling out the ethics—especially since these hunts bring in big bucks for the country. Should trophy hunting be banned for good? #Pets #lions #wildlife282451Share
Daniel Barajas+FollowJaguars Can’t Resist This Genius Cat HackWild jaguars in Brazil are basically giant house cats! Scientists needed a safe way to collect jaguar hair for research, so they put down car floor mats—the same kind that trap pet hair at home. Turns out, jaguars love rolling and scratching on them, leaving behind perfect samples. This cheap, clever trick is making jaguar science way more accessible and way less risky. Who knew big cats had such relatable habits? #Pets #Jaguars #Wildlife260Share
Joshua Townsend+FollowLeopards Are Taking Over India’s Wild!Leopard numbers in northern India’s Dudhwa Tiger Reserve have exploded—up nearly 200% since 2022! Conservation efforts are working big time, but now there’s a new problem: more leopards means more chances they’ll wander into villages and farms. Officials are on it with drones, cameras, and public awareness campaigns. Wild to think how quickly things can change when nature gets a helping hand! #Pets #leopards #wildlife20Share
James Brady+FollowRare Bird Alert: Nigella’s Wild JourneyA rare American black tern named Nigella just showed up on England’s Northumberland coast—again! Birdwatchers are freaking out because this is her sixth year in a row making the epic journey from across the Atlantic. She even surprised everyone by laying eggs (they thought she was a Nigel at first). Experts say her appearance is a big sign of shifting migration patterns and shows how crucial protected sites like Long Nanny are. Would you travel to see a rare bird? #Science #Birdwatching #Wildlife30Share