Wildlife

ExxonMobil is proposing a carbon emissions project here in Montana. Here's what you can do about it.

If you are looking for that once-in-a-lifetime hunt in Montana, you better hurry!

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Montana's snow drought triggers ski area closures, wildfire fears, and wildlife concerns.

Montana residents are urged to stay informed and take steps to protect their homes and well-being from these wildlife intruders.

Who knew that Montana was home to 3 different types of scorpions?

Since its humble, yet trail blazing beginnings in 1937, people throughout North America have been instrumental in recognizing the importance of Ducks Unlimited. In Montana alone, several events are held annually to raise awareness of waterfowl habitat. Most recently, Helena hosted their Ducks Unlimited Banquet, and now organizers in Anaconda are set to do the same on April 1st at the Anaconda Elks Lodge (223 Main) beginning at 5 p.m.

Montana is home to an astounding array of wildlife. Along with the breathtaking landscape Montana offers, nature's creatures draw so many to the state throughout the year. Horses, deer, eagles, grizzlies, mountain lions, wolves, and more make up so much of the open range of Big Sky Country. Then there is the existence of animals in Montana that might not necessarily come to mind in the big picture, but are considered TOP EXTREME ANIMALS in the world. Not all animals on this list are predators, but instead ones that have been declared EXTREME due to their unusual or bizarre instincts and abilities in a study conducted by Popular Mechanics. The list is below.