Bears

The trail cam probably deserved it. A new video share shows a tiny bear cub who decided to lay down the hammer on a Midwest trail camera.

They are a rare combination of cuteness and also danger. A family's security cam video captured two bear cubs wrestling, but their mama was lurking in the background.

In case you were wondering, in a battle between your bird feeder and a bear, the bear will win. If you doubt this, you need to see a video shared by an Iowa family that shows what an apex predator did to their bird feeding place.

If you haven't been to the St. Louis Zoo recently, the grizzly enclosure is one of the most fun parts of the place. If you don't believe me, watch this jumping party that the bears just had with a group of children.

A couple in Gatlinburg, TN captured two black bears fighting in the street. It was probably about politics or masks, or maybe food or girls. What do you think?

What are you willing to do when you really want something? If you're this Midwestern bear, you lay it all on the line (literally) for the bird feeder your heart desires.

What do you do after you've had a good long nap? If you're a Missouri bear, you go looking for a snack as one of these apex predators has just been spotted near several Missouri roadways.

If you're a bear in Missouri, you might want to find a different place to be in October. However, if you're a hunter, the state of Missouri has set the next bear hunting season and it begins in October.

I think we've found a predator who is above bears on the food chain based on what was captured on a doorbell cam. A big bear jumps into a pig pen thinking he has an easy meal and immediately regrets it.

It began with one of those weird things you hear people say that require you to research and find out if it's really true. I heard someone mention that bear wrestling is illegal in Missouri. After some digging, I can confirm they're not making that up.

What do you do if you're a bear and you find a beaver dam? Answer: anything you want including trying to demolish it if a Midwestern trail cam is to be believed.

It's interesting when Missouri trail cams capture wildlife passing by. It's even better when that wildlife is a bear who decides to not just pass by, but get up-close-and-personal with the trail cam like one black bear did.