The bear, a female grizzly from the Cabinet-Yaak Ecosystem, was killed in late 2025, near Perkins Lake, close to Stanley.

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

"I bet he never thought that grizzly could move so fast." Chilling video of tourist getting too close to grizzly bear sparks ...

The northernmost subpopulation of grizzlies is made up of only a few hundred bears spread out over a large, food-scarce ...

Federal and state wildlife officials are asking for the public’s help after a federally protected grizzly bear was illegally ...

This is the first time a grizzly bear has been formally documented in the Bangtails since grizzly bear recovery efforts began ...

A month after her home was destroyed, a grizzly bear and two cubs attacked a group of teachers and 20 children, injuring 11 ...

A new survey has unveiled surprising confidence among Americans regarding their ability to take on various animals in unarmed fights.

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

A young black bear has caused a stir in the Jackson area, spotted still awake and running around in January. A local wildlife ...

ALEXANDRIA — Apparently, just under 3% of Americans think they could beat a grizzly bear in an unarmed fight. So is it good ...