The state is home to an estimated 12,000 black bears, with roughly 85% living in the Upper Peninsula. The population in the ...

The wild American black bear continues to expand its range further south into Lower Michigan, the DNR reports.

Two baby black bears were having a playful furry fight in front of a Gatlinburg, Tennessee, home on April 6. The cub siblings ...

The large omnivores are pushing further south in the Lower Peninsula, which thousands now calling the region home. That means an increase in interactions with residents.

A bear will keep on moving if there is nothing tasty to eat such as bird seed, unsecured garbage or a food-splattered grill, ...

Living with bears has long been part of the fabric of the Upper Peninsula, which is home to about 10,000 bears. But bears ...

As bears move further south in Michigan, residents are advised to secure food sources, remove bird feeders, and understand ...

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Cougar cubs were recently spotted in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, becoming the first verified cougar cub sighting in over a century, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. The ...

Michigan black bears are leaving hibernation for the spring season. Experts offer guidance in case of bear encounters in northern Michigan. Michigan is home to more than 12,000 black bears ...