wildlife

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.

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.

I didn't even know this was possible. This is the story of a squirrel in Illinois that was hit by a car and left for dead. Thanks to an Illinois woman, that animal has incredibly made a full recovery.

Traffic jams can be caused by a lot of things. If you're driving especially in the northern regions of the Midwest, you can add moose to the possibilities as a new driver video proves.

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.

If you're looking for a story that will make you smile, how about a dog that just rescued a baby otter from a river here in Minnesota?

Smile for the camera if you're a Missouri turkey who's ready for Thanksgiving. That must have been what this large group of birds were thinking when they waltzed by trail cams in Missouri and seemed to pose for the camera.

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.

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.

A woman driving through Byron, Illinois was left feeling nauseous after seeing what an eagle dropped on her car's windshield.

This will take some explaining. A new video share shows an Illinois woman who out of the goodness of her heart arranged for a grocery bag pickup for...a squirrel. Her heart really is in the right place.

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.