wildlife

While we may have random alligators in town, there are no big cats strolling around the Basilica.

A post on social media says there is, but is it true?

A deadly disease in rabbits has been found in New York State.

Another sign of spring in WNY is seeing babies of every kind!

So cool! Look at these bald eagles that were caught flying in the storm in Langford yesterday! In Western New York, we've been seeing a whole bunch of rare sights in nature, including Albino deer in West Seneca and East Aurora this week, but these bald eagles may take the cake...

Hawk Creek Wildlife Center in East Aurora is celebrating Earth Week with their Wild Earth event on Saturday, April 30th from 11 to 4.  It's a chance to meet hawks, owls, falcons, eagles and wild cats. Tanya Lowe is the Director of Wildlife Education and brought along a friend when she visited with Clay, Dale and Liz on Friday morning. ...

This video is one of the best amateur videos of wild elk I have ever seen! This was filmed in Montana and I would estimate at least 300 elk crossed this road during some sort of migration.

We have some penguins, a caracara bird and some eggs. It seems like a normal scene for a nature film, right? What happens next might shock you.

A couple weeks ago, Clay showed you a video of a hillbilly dancing with his pet raccoon. That hillbilly's name is Mark Brown, and he recently had that raccoon seized by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.

This could possibly be the most Alaskan thing to ever happen! Bears gotta get around the frontier, too!

If you thought Nik Wallenda's walk across the Falls on a tightrope was daring, you have to see this lil rascal's daring high-wire act.

When one thinks of a deer, one thinks of a gentle Bambi-like creature. However, adult male deers can be pretty rough customers. Especially during mating season, when they use their sharp horns to jostle over female deer companionship.