Takoda, a male black bear who has lived at the Oregon Zoo since 2010, seems to regard the small forest of pine trees as a challenging means by which to obtain a fresh perspective of his surround ...

Climbing trees is a survival skill black bears utilize from a very young age, but perfecting the skill takes practice. (gentle upbeat music) (bear huffs) - [Narrator] Thanks to their strong ...

HALEDON, N.J. - A black bear is heading back to his natural habitat after getting stuck up in a tree in the backyard of home in New Jersey all Wednesday afternoon. Perched high above a backyard ...

Over a month after a young male bear was spotted in Chevy Chase and Bethesda, Maryland, a new bear caused a ruckus in Northeast D.C. Friday, running on the streets and climbing a tree.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department on Friday shared adorable footage showing an adult female black bear climbing from its snow-covered den after a long winter nap. “Alright, WHO WOKE UP THE ...

Jennifer Austin of Greenfield caught a video of black bear cubs climbing a tree in her yard with their mama on Sunday. In the video, you can hear Austin saying “Oh my god!

If you're ever facing an angry bear, running and climbing up a tree is the worst thing to do. ... the rump of a black bear tends to be higher than its shoulders when it walks on all fours.

A large black bear pranced through lawns, climbed up trees and ran away from animal control in Northeast Washington, D.C., and early Friday, finding itself in some beary big trouble before it was ...

A yearling black bear that wandered into Lockwood on Tuesday morning was shot and killed before it could climb down a large tree on Old Hardin Road and pose a danger to the area. "We were going to ...

Video footage captured by Sarah Loving in West Simsbury, about 30 minutes northwest of Hartford, shows the black bear enjoying her backyard by climbing up a slide and riding down it.

Coming face to face with a wild bear isn’t ideal in any situation — but one man miraculously escaped alive after he came across one while climbing on a rock ledge.