At first, the shark let him go to chase a nearby seal. Then the seal came back, using the surfer as a diversion.

The woman had lived at the same property for 20 years and had never seen an alligator in her backyard before.

He had been surfing a few hundred feet from the shore when his friends saw both him and his board disappear underwater.

A woman was with her family when the restaurant manager pointed out the rare sighting in the marina nearby.

An alligator wrangler who happened to be visiting Pennsylvania from Florida took the situation into his own hands.

New Jersey Police later said that the 26-foot whale had charged the motorboat. The whale died shortly after.

If you live in the Southwestern United States, look out, because you might see one of these prowlers crossing the road.

A reporter's visit to "Alligator Alcatraz" sparked all manner of discussion - and was a stark reminder about the facility's other nickname.

Spectators watched in horror as the bison met its demise. Some witnesses posted photos and video of the animal.

One of the bikers said this was his second crash. If he survived a third, he said he would take it as a sign from God to quit riding.