Welcome to the US Animal News & Videos archive. Here we report on all things American wildlife and bring you the latest updates and intriguing stories. Our coverage expands across all states, reporting on bald eagles, urban coyotes and much more.
Explore the animal kingdom, American style!
Latest Animal News In the US
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The USA’s Most Extreme Animals. You Won’t Believe #1
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Gorilla Almost Cracks Enclosure Glass in California Zoo as Visitors Look on Horrified
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21 Animals That Call Redwood National Park Home
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Are You Living Near One of the US’s Most Dangerous Animals?
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Top 21 Animals Of Everglades National Park
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Snowy Owls Protected from Jets at Boston Airport
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These Animals Outweigh the Average American
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11 Sharks Found in U.S. Waters—And How Dangerous They Really Are
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North America’s Top Wilderness Areas for Bear Encounters
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Salmon Return To California Creek After Decades
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California’s Major Step for Bird Conservation: Migratory Bird Act Now Signed into Law Protecting Birds Across the State
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What The US Shutdown Means For Animals
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Trump Administration Energy Development Plans Endangers Sage Grouse Habitat
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Largest Male Great White Shark Ever Recorded Spotted Off Nantucket Coast
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Animals Rescued After Central Texas Floods Overwhelm Wildlife
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Wildcat Spotted in Honolulu Triggers Wildlife Chase
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Unluckiest Albino Grizzly Bear Mistakenly Sent to the Arctic 5 Times
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Historic Rare Sighting of a Gray Whale Off Massachusetts Coast
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The Bald Eagle’s Path Across the Great American Lakes🦅
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Sudden and Alarming Surge of Bird Flu Spreading to Cats and Dogs in 31 U.S. States
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Large Herd of Bison Stampede on the Road in Yellowstone National Park
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The Real-life Tom And Jerry
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Men Like Being A Target For Bull Charging: One Of The Reasons Women Live Longer Than Men
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Bizarre Deep-Sea Creatures Found Off the Coast of Oregon
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Michigan Raises Hunting License Fees for Wildlife Conservation
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Meet Wilbur the Adorable Binturong From Nashville
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Canada’s “New National Animal” Might Surprise You
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Friends Show Very Different Reactions to Approaching Bison Herd
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When You Find Out Why Your Dog Refused To Go Outside
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Watch These Adorable Baby Lions Pass Their Swimming Test with Flying Colors
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Mother Bear and Her Curious Cubs Check Out Humans Through The Window
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Why Georgia’s Swallow-Tailed Kites Are Some of the Most Graceful Flyers
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Large Black Bear Enjoying a Stroll on Crowded California Beach Captured on Video
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The Ultimate Guide to Finding the Perfect Halloween Costume for Your Pet
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The Wolves of Yellowstone: How Their Return Changed Everything
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Rhino eats a Pumpkin in Oregon Zoo
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Watch: The World’s Oldest Cat – Meet Creme Puff
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The Tiny Salamander of Kentucky That Can Breathe Through Its Skin
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How Oregon’s Salmon Runs Are Changing Due to Climate Shifts
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Cat goes Surfing with Owners in Hawaii
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Photographer Videos Mama Bear and Her Cub
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Texas Neighborhood Taken Over By Goats
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Meet the Florida Panther: The State’s Most Endangered Big Cat
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Llama Dressed as Groomsman at New York Wedding
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Scientists Successfully Grow Mammoth-Like Fur on a Mouse—Marking a Major Leap Toward Species Revival
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Darth Gator is Summoned By The Imperial March
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Florida City Nominated to Shark-Bite Capital of the World
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Crow Lands On A Moving Truck
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Man finds a Trash Can Filled With Raccoons
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A Peaceful Run Turned Rampant When Bull Chases Runner
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Escaped Elephant Takes a Walk in Montana
The Most Reported Animals in US News
Could you have guessed that these animals are the most reported in US news? Here are a few reasons why we think these animals regularly make headlines.
| Animal | Common Reasons for News Coverage | Conservation Status |
| 1. Bald Eagle | Symbol of national heritage and conservation success | Least Concern |
| 2. Florida Panther | Suffering from habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict | Endangered |
| 3. Gray Wolf | Reintroduction efforts and legal protection | Least Concern |
| 4. Grizzly Bear | Conservation debates and human-bear interactions | Least Concern |
| 5. Monarch Butterfly | Unique migration patterns and habitat loss | Endangered |
| 6. Sea Turtles | Nesting sites and plastic pollution | Varies by species |
| 7. American Bison | Restoration efforts and historical significance | Near Threatened |
| 8. Honeybee | Pollination importance and colony collapse disorder | Not Evaluated |
| 9. White-tailed Deer | Urban encroachment and overpopulation | Least Concern |
| 10. Coyote | Urban adaptation and human-wildlife interactions | Least Concern |
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Chris is the co-founder of 'Animals Around The Globe' and a fervent wildlife enthusiast with extensive travels across diverse ecosystems worldwide.
From exploring the marine wonders in the Azores and witnessing the vast savannas of Kenya, to delving deep into the rich biodiversity of South Africa and traversing iconic landscapes in Australia and the US like Yellowstone, Chris's experiences are vast.
With a penchant for diving alongside sharks, the ocean holds a special place in his heart.
Through his academic insights, he champions wildlife conservation, striving with 'Animals Around The Globe' to cultivate a profound connection between humans and animals, enhancing our mutual appreciation.
Connect with him at Feedback@animalsaroundtheglobe.com.
From exploring the marine wonders in the Azores and witnessing the vast savannas of Kenya, to delving deep into the rich biodiversity of South Africa and traversing iconic landscapes in Australia and the US like Yellowstone, Chris's experiences are vast.
With a penchant for diving alongside sharks, the ocean holds a special place in his heart.
Through his academic insights, he champions wildlife conservation, striving with 'Animals Around The Globe' to cultivate a profound connection between humans and animals, enhancing our mutual appreciation.
Connect with him at Feedback@animalsaroundtheglobe.com.
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