Wildlife

Hatfield the black squirrel no longer has his nest.

Hatfield the black squirrel has won empty nest number two.

Hatfield is a rare black squirrel living behind the radio station in Sioux Falls.

They are the chonkiest of chonks.

Game cams or trail cams are the norms for knowing the presence and path of deer, turkey, elk, bear, and other wildlife.

In defense of the driver, I'm not sure what else they could have done. However, they ended up getting too close to a bison in Yellowstone National Park and now they'll have something to explain to the insurance adjuster.

Can't a bear get any privacy these days? The answer to that question is apparently "no" as a new video shows a bear walking down the street with toilet paper stuck to his back side.

If you plan on vacationing in South Dakota this summer, please make sure you take all your wildlife selfies from a safe distance. And oh yeah, don't try to pet our wild buffalo.

When you're a moose, you've got a big legacy to live up to. One baby moose was working on his/her charging game recently with some relentless practice against an innocent road sign.

I would love some backstory about how this happened. There's a short, fun video that shows a bear casually strolling into a campsite where it promptly nibbles on a guy's knee.