Bear

Colorado Parks and Wildlife shared a wild video of a bear chewing on a game camera.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife wants to remind you that bird feeders attract bears.

The bears are waking up and one in particular found a tree he liked in a Fort Collins neighborhood.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife are (once again) warning residents about the hungry bears waking up from hibernation after a bear was caught on video near a home.

An overweight Asiatic Black Bear has found a home at the Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg after being rescued last week.

This video gave me the chills when I first saw it on Digg.com. I was so unbelievably scared for the little puppy in the front seat.

Labor Day boaters quickly pulled out their cameras when they saw a black bear on the shores of Horsetooth Reservoir over the weekend.

Monday night a bear was killed in Woodland Park while climbing a tree during a lighting storm. Colorado Wildlife officials say the tree was struck by lightning while the bear was in it.

Colorado Wildlife Officials are looking for an aggressive bear that was not discouraged by pepper spray, car horns, and gunshots at Chambers Lake Campground.

A bear that's recently been seen in Loveland has now been relocated.

A bear in Acorn Creek is trying a different way to get what he wants, he's knocking on the door. When a woman heard a knock at her door she wasn't expecting, she went to see who it was and it was a very large black bear on her porch.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds everyone that bears are on an urgent search for food making it especially important to bear-proof your homes and cars.