Wild animals are experts at staying out of sight. Yet the winter snow and mud can reveal a detailed account of the comings ...

The moose population in the western Upper Peninsula has been a subject of great interest and conversation for decades. People ...

The animals who do brave the cold leave behind foot, talon and paw prints in the fresh snow and Zookeepers have been documenting the unique patterns left behind by some of them. Can you guess ...

Once on the verge of disappearing from the state, moose were successfully reintroduced in the western Upper Peninsula from Canada in the mid-1980s.

Pandas are playful by nature, but something about snow brings out the best in them. Here's why these bears love winter ...

While raccoons are not true hibernators, they can sleep for up to a month during cold weather. However, they do not lower ...

Recent video taken in York County, Maine shows a trail of footprints following a snowstorm. After viewing and analyzing the ...

New footage shot in Maine shows what the cameraman believes to be massive footprints from the elusive Bigfoot.

"Foxes in the Snow," a stripped-down 11-track album produced by Gena Johnson ... "Everybody knows that the fox is a smart animal, but it just is shocking when you see something that beautiful ...

Our new city slickers have yellow eyes, long furry snouts and pointy ears that stand up. And boy, are they clever.

My go-to for animal track identification is Paul Rezendes ... Regardless, I plan on taking advantage of whatever snow remains to learn more about the wildlife in my backyard.