wildlife

April the Giraffe is pregnant again and her most famous calf is moving out. They are sending Tajiri away, but for good reasons.

This time of year, more than any other time, you will see an influx of wildlife on or near the roadways in the Capital Region and across the state. Here are some tips to keep you safe on the roadways.

The menacing and dangerous wily coyote that attacked a South Glens Falls woman was back on the prowl Thursday, but this time it met its match.

The Adirondack Outdoorsman Show is happening this weekend in Johnstown!

As I was looking through my Facebook feed tonight I noticed this, and of course thought that my listeners would love to know about this event that is going on for hunters, fishers and outdoor lovers alike. The 12th Annual Adirondack Outdoorsman Show will be happening at the Johnstown Moose Club on February 11 and 12...

It seems that when we hear about a bear being reported in areas where you normally don’t see bears, the story sometimes doesn’t have a happy ending.

Some people that were in Downtown Pittsfield recently had a little surprise when someone spotted a bear roaming around.

One Albany area neighborhood has had an increase of vultures and Canadian geese for quite some time.

When you’re driving through certain parts of the Albany area, you know that you have to watch for deer, and now you have to be careful of moose.

The Albany Police Department was called to assist New York State Environmental Conservation Police earlier Tuesday to take care of a bear.

A nine year-old boy was bitten several times by a fox, on Sunday, June 9, 2013. In a story from ABC 10, it happened when he was playing outside his residence at County Route 67 in The Town Of Saratoga. The Saratoga County Sheriff’s Department was called...

For teenagers, a popular rite of passage is going up to a buddy’s summer cabin and seeing how much beer they can drink. Apparently bears like to do this too, as a Norwegian family learned the hard way.