A hesitant cub nearly took out a wildlife staffer as an officer released it into the Colorado wilderness, video shows.

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A 25-strong shortlist of images taken from entries to the Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest is being put to a public ...

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Wildlife officers took the orphaned cub to a rehabilitation facility in Del Norte in southwestern Colorado, where “staff go ...