A filmmaker who left a camera in a grizzly bear den for a decade is sharing his story and the remarkable footage he captured.

Casey Anderson credited forgetfulness and procrastination for the treasure-trove of footage the camera captured.

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The investigative minds at How to Survive explain what to do when a grizzly bear walks by with cubs including staying calm ...

BearID uses deep learning, a subset of machine learning that makes use of artificial neural networks, to analyze images and ...

The 535-pound fish, purchased by Japan's self-proclaimed "Tuna King," was sliced and shipped to sushi restaurants across the ...

Though some come from adults, about 95 percent are from children. Kids ask questions about the park and often request ...

On December 7, two sloth bear cubs were born at the Smithsonian National Zoo. It marks the first time in 12 years that cubs ...

In many ways, black-and-white nature photography is a more challenging art form than your standard color snapshot. It strips ...

Small in size, big in bite. From unusual eating habits to strange behaviours, we explore what makes the world’s smallest ...