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Richard Hurwitz, a homeowner in Tarzana, Los Angeles, said that his ring camera recorded a bear coming into contact with the two coyotes.The larger of the two coyotes repeatedly confronted the bear as it stayed near the smaller coyote, he said, despite the bear’s apparent advantage.
After a wandering bull’s escape onto Highway 35 in Half Moon Bay, traffic was halted by California Highway Patrol officers and San Mateo County Sheriff’s deputies.
As the online community mourn tragic death of Jackie the bald eagle, donations to the Ojai Raptor Center, Los Angeles, California, continue on Monday. The 14-year-old eagle, one half of the celebrated wildlife couple Jackie and Shadow, was broadcast to millions of people through live nest cameras installed by Friends of Big Bear Valley.
A coordinated helicopter operation involving multiple Northern California emergency response teams saved a horse that had become stuck high in the Granite Chief Wilderness in the Tahoe National Forest after its rider was tossed during the Tevis Cup endurance race on August 1.
Off the coast of Santa Barbara, California,a great white shark was seen tracking two paddleboarders in drone footage.After hearing about a sighting, the woman’s uncle sent up a drone to try and locate the shark and direct the paddleboarders.
According to authorities, a couple in California suffered “significant” injuries this week after a black bear attacked them outside their home.
The dog named Sasha of a Glendora family is recovering on May 20 after surviving an attack by a mountain lion near their home.
On May 4, staff at the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) responded to reports that a mountain lion had taken refuge under a car in Escondido in San Diego county. Environmental experts decided to safely immobilize and relocate the animal.
On May 3, police and wildlife officials were heavily present in the Hansen Dam area of the San Fernando Valley,Los Angeles, California, United States, due to a large bear that was on the loose.
Three Californians were convicted for their involvement in a “bizarre” insurance fraud scam that involved pretending to have interior damage on expensive cars while dressed as bears.