Bears

Is seeing one of these in Bozeman considered an emergency? Here's the answer.

A Bozeman resident shared a video of a recent encounter with a black bear.

This is why you shouldn't leave bear attractants laying around.

Montana Grizzly Encounter was founded in 2004 and has received lots of national media coverage for not only their mission to help save endangered grizzlies, but to provide a home for those bears that can't live in the wild.

I wouldn't be surprised if some tourists would think if this was a real article.

My street is losing the trash battle with the bears. But after (several beers) and several weeks of careful "trash-can-cat-and-mouse", we've come up with a potentially effective deterrent idea: Glitter bomb the trash cans and scare the hell out of the bears.

Montana wilderness has bears. Montana TOWNS have bears right now too. There are a few very simple but absolutely crucial things you must do NOW to ensure black bears don't cause any trouble in your 'hood.

This definitely wins the internet today!

It seems to me, and I could be wrong, they are kind of a Montana tourist thing. Not that locals don't enjoy them, because they do, but it seems like every time I see them, it's either in the Airport in the "Montana" section or in the "Montana" section of the grocery store or a local gift shop.

What do we do when we have bears in town? Here are some helpful tips!

There are some animals that are illegal to own in Montana, but lions and tigers aren't on that list.

A woman captured some awesome footage of a pair of bear cubs wrestling around in a tree in Yellowstone National Park.