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A group of people were caught on video in Asheville pulling bear cubs out of a tree -- all to take a few selfies.
CNN Newsource
The North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission tells WRAL News it is currently awaiting the results of two birds recently tested for avian flu.
If you see a bear or a bear den, leave it alone, biologists at the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission are urging people.
Jessica Patrick, WRAL senior multiplatform producer
A Holly Springs neighborhood is on alert after a neighbor recorded a video of howling coyotes.
Shelle Jackson, WRAL reporter
North Carolina wildlife officials on Thursday released 2,000 endangered snails back into the wild.
Hunters on Sunday found human remains in Pisgah National Forest, according to the FBI.
North Carolina's first case of chronic wasting disease this year has been confirmed in Johnston County.
It's illegal to fish without a fishing license in North Carolina -- except on the Fourth of July.
A North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission employee was charged in April for allegedly using public funds for personal gain.
A biologist with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission shares ways you can safely deal with snakes around your yard this summer.
Ryan Bisesi, WRAL multiplatform producer
Snakes are coming back into some people's yards. Falyn Owens with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission explains a few ways you can coexist with snakes.
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission wants people to know how they can practice safety near alligators.
Biologists with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission said catching glimpses of coyotes is commonplace during the spring and are alerting folks in case they come across one.
A Fayetteville woman's security camera shows a black bear jumping over her fence.
Snake sightings will become more common in the spring and summer months. The NC Wildlife Commission is alerting people about what to do if they see a rattlesnake or a pine snake.
More armadillos are popping up in North Carolina and animal experts are trying to get a read on how far they're expanding.
Canada geese can be a nuisance, but are they actually causing problems in North Carolina?
Canada geese can be a nuisance, but are they actually causing problems in North Carolina? Falyn Owens, a biologist with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, answered popular questions, explaining how to avoid them and what to do if you find one on your path.
A new effort is underway in the state to help restore wild oyster populations. The program, which is being run by the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), works by partnering with oyster growers.
Stacia Strong, NC Coastal Federation/WRAL
In the middle of Hyde County, you'll find the largest lake in the state of North Carolina.
Seeing an animal in distress can make anyone feel helpless, but a North Carolina wildlife expert explains when you should, or shouldn't, intervene.
It's getting warmer outdoors, and that means we could see more snakes on trails and in our own yards.
As development and tourism increase in western North Carolina, human encounters with black bears are becoming more frequent. State and federal wildlife regulators say more bear hunting is needed.
A black bear in the Great Smoky Mountains. North Carolina regulators are proposing to open three western bear sanctuaries to hunting. (Photo courtesy of Bill Lea)
