Animals

Vancouver photographer captures image of curious grizzly cubs. Photo: Ian Harland The moment a family of Grizzly bears went to cross a highway in Northern British Columbia has been captured in an extremely cute photograph.

An eyewitness sent in his video footage of a hungry black bear roaming an urban park in Burnaby in search of food, forcing the park to be evacuated.

Here's some meow-velous news for fans of Japanese animation and cats: A Totoro-themed cat cafe is set to open in Vancouver.

Hungry bears roaming through a large urban park in Metro Vancouver have prompted a warning for picnickers and park users hoping to prepare tasty al fresco treats.

Have a look at our round-up of a few of the most problematic insects and arachnids that call B.C. home and what to look out for when you encounter them.

Seven bears have been destroyed by conservation officers in North and West Vancouver this year after becoming addicted to human food and garbage and losing their fear of people.

Stout, with large eyes and a long, dark patch on its cheek, the Northwest Pacific Rattlesnake is considered the most dangerous snake in B.C.

A woman camping in Princeton had the scariest experience of her life early Thursday morning when she found herself trapped inside her tent by a snarling cougar.

The BC SPCA has launched the #NoHotPets campaign to urge dog owners to keep their pets safe at home.

High bear activity has prompted Metro Vancouver to close the Oliver Road entrance to Minnekhada Regional Park to vehicles for the rest of the summer.