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WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT: Cody Roberts was pictured with the exhausted animal with a beaming smile while gripping it by the scruff of the neck and raising a can of beer

Death Valley, the hottest place on Earth, is now offering kayaking trips as a lake has formed in the area after Hurricane Hilary hit in August 2023 - the first tropical storm to enter California since 1997

640 acres of land with road access and views of Grand Teton National Park could be yours as Wyoming leaders threaten to sell off land if the government doesn't step in to help fund the park

Hiker Takwa Wananiwet, 47, was missing for five days after falling 33ft into a cave at the edge of Khae Rakee Village, Thailand, and rescue teams had issues when they tracked him down

Rudy Noorlander joined a group of hunters to find a deer near the Yellow Mule Trail, just south of the town of Big Sky, in Gallatin County, Montana, on Friday, when he was viciously attacked by a grizzly bear

The lands of the Upper Sioux Agency National Park will once again belong to the Dakota tribes come 2033 after new legislation transferred it back to the Natives

Local authorities near the trails of Mount Timpanogos in Utah have offered key safety tips for those venturing up the mountain with their dogs. The tips come after several pups were gored by goats

Here's what to do if you encounter a bear this summer, including how to avoid them all together and how and when to fight back if one does cross your path

The New Forest in Hampshire, which is situated between Bournemouth and Southampton, is home to a 2,000-year-old herd of ponies, Paultons theme park and 40 miles of coastline

The Grand Canyon National Park may not be the biggest in America but it has seen more missing person reports and deaths than any other, and is the only park to have a year-round helicopter on-site

Death Valley is one of the most uninhabitable environments in the world, with some of the hottest ever recorded temperatures and brutal conditions which have led to deaths

A 47-year-old Arizona woman was visiting Yellowstone National Park when she saw a 2,000lb bison coming towards her - and as she tried to walk away the animal attacked her, leaving her with severe injuries

The temperatures are forecasted to reach above 130 degrees Fahrenheit (54.4 degrees Celsius) over the weekend meanwhile tourists are defying the extreme conditions to explore Death Valley National Park

A woman died after falling 500 feet while free-solo climbing a part of Ypsilon Mountain in Rocky Mountain National Park earlier this week. Authorities have yet to release her name

Footage shows the unknown man vaulting himself over the safety rail, stumbling and then sliding towards the cliff edge at one of Bryce Canyon's most popular viewpoints

Travis Valenti, 37, went missing after kayaking on Lake Crescent at Olympic National Park in Washington State with his fiancée who he had got engaged to just two days before

A man tragically fell to his death at the Grand Canyon National Park - authorities said the man plunged 4,000 feet into the Canyon from the famous Skylight walkway

Travis Valenti was kayaking on Lake Crescent in Washington state's Olympic National Park when his kayak began taking on water. In a heroic final act, he pushed his fiancée to safety before disappearing into the water

A mother-of-two from California plunged to her death from a waterfall last week as she heroically tried to save a teen girl who had lost her footing during a hike

Horror footage shows the moment a tourist reaches out her hand to touch a bison while on a path near the Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, US.

The unnamed 17-year-old lad is thought to have fallen into a sand dune after someone dug a hole on the beach in North Carolina in the US - prompting locals to call for digging holes in public areas to be banned

A pyramid-shaped house in Fort Davis, West Texas, America, has gone up for sale for $80,000 (£67,000) - but despite its size, it only has one bedroom and one bathroom

The foot, still in a shoe, was spotted floating in Abyss Pool, Yellowstone National Park, US, by a visitor. A park ranger also noticed 'a film and dark clumps floating on top of the pool'