Bizarre and Fascinating Secrets of the Wild You Wouldn’t Know Without This Trail Cam Footage

The Deer King

We appreciate motion sensor cameras that let us see what animals do while no one is watching. It looks like deers are also learning how to dress well to stay up with the times. It looked like this juvenile deer was crowned king of the deers when it got tumbleweed caught on its antlers.

A tumbleweed can be part of the structure of several plants above the ground. Normally, a grown tumbleweed will break off from the plant and fly away because of the wind, but the antlers could have just picked it up by mistake. We only hope this stylish deer isn't too uncomfortable.

Killer Bear On The Loose!

Is it just us, or does this bear seem to be staring right at the camera? It's hard to believe that a big predator like this would be running toward someone and they would stay calm and keep shooting pictures. Bears can consume other things, but some, like polar bears and grizzly bears, like to hunt and devour people. It's true that bear attacks that kill people are rare, but we wouldn't want to take that chance. It seems that most people have forgotten Kesagake, the bear who ate people and scared people in Japan for five days after rising up from hibernation in 1915.