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Wildlife officials are warning residents to not keep wild deer as pets as they continue to search for deer wearing a collar.

Kentucky officials sue hunter for crossing state lines with a deer head infected with Chronic Wasting Disease, also known as "zombie deer disease."

Discover the rarity of albino deer in Indiana. See a captivating photo of a rare encounter and learn about their uniqueness and conservation significance.

A deer with a water jug stuck on its head was recently rescued by Indiana Conservation and law enforcement officers.

If you grew up in Missouri or Illinois, it's likely you've seen your share of deer. Even if that's true, I can almost guarantee you've never seen one quite like the epic rare hairless buck a hunter in Illinois just shared.

You never know what you're gonna see when you look in the backyard. That was never more true than when a homeowner recently shared video of a surprising sight outside of their window. It was a deer and bunny just chilling together in the snow.

After seeing it off and on for two years, a southern Indiana truck driver managed to snap a photo of the rare animal during daylight hours.

Johnney Anderson didn't expect to celebrate Father's Day like this. As his wife drove him to a family member's home in Kansas City, Missouri, he saw something strange in a neighbor's pool. He had his wife stop the car and he jumped the fence to save a drowning fawn from a pool.

My wife and kids love tigers, but never knew this. An Illinois zoo has wonderfully explained why their tigers (and all tigers) seem to have "eyes" on their ears.

It's a mathematical fact that you are not likely to see one white deer in your lifetime. One driver was apparently triple lucky as he shared video of 3 white deer in one Midwestern yard.

If there ever was a video that needs additional context, it's this one. It's a security camera video that shows a wild scene of a deer herd rushing toward (and for one, crashing into) a Midwest Irish pub.

Your doorbell rings, but by the time you answer it, there's no one there. Kids playing pranks? Nope. In this case, a Midwestern family learned they were being played by deer.