The 26-year-old man attacked by a brown bear while hiking on Mount Rausu in Japan on Aug. 14 Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2022. She has also ...

The watch of a Japanese hiker killed by a bear has revealed harrowing details about his last moments, including that the animal returned to his body the next day, a newspaper report said. The hiker's ...

The watch of a Japanese hiker killed by a bear has revealed harrowing details about his last moments, including that the animal returned to his body the next day, a newspaper report said. Bears have ...

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The Steelers have a long history of memorable moments throughout the years, and during the 2025 season we are going to highlight those moments against each week's opponent. This week, we feature games ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Pretty soon, even a creative screenwriter would run out of new and inventive ways for the Chicago Bears to win in dramatic fashion. In stopping, at least for one game, a long trend of ...

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Callum Turner is shedding some light on his meet-cute with Dua Lipa. The British actor, 35, who announced his engagement to the global pop star in June, told The Sunday Times in a new interview that ...

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In a violent Arctic game of tug-of-war, several polar bears in northern Canada had to fend off an overly eager—and outnumbered—black bear vying for a meal. And the entire ordeal was captured on video.

For most of us, the first “wild animal” we meet doesn’t growl, forage, or maul salmon in a stream. It’s round, fuzzy, and named something like Mr. Snuggles. Before we ever hike a trail, we’ve already ...