
Boy survives attack by Southern California mountain lion
The boy, 3, was grabbed by the neck and his father threw a backpack at the cougar. It let go of the child and grabbed the pack and climbed a tree.

The boy, 3, was grabbed by the neck and his father threw a backpack at the cougar. It let go of the child and grabbed the pack and climbed a tree.

Not marking fish despite working a prime location? Try using flashy spoons or rattle baits to entice more fish into your icy zone.

An angler told the agency a silver carp jumped into his boat as he deployed a trolling motor.

Hunters provided a video shot in October of two wolves shown near the Wyoming and Utah borders, officials said. It was the first time in a few years multiple wolves were seen traveling together in

Have you noticed that the number of birds visiting your yard each winter seems to fluctuate year to year?

The November to December hunt probably takes place too late in the year for grizzly bears to seek out animal remains that hunters leave behind

A large swath of the high Tetons, including the north and west slopes of the iconic Cathedral Group, will be closed to the public as aerial gunners contracted by the park spend up to a

Processors and hunters can use the incinerator to dispose of deer from high-risk counties and counties where animals have tested positive for the disease in southwest Tennessee.

VERSAILLES, Ky. — Jim Beam was fined $600,000 earlier this month after a July warehouse fire sent a nearly 23-mile plume of alcohol into the Kentucky and Ohio rivers, killing fish. The distiller agreed to
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