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You hear about it and dream about it, but you never seem to see it happen in person, but recently in Idaho, it did and it was all caught on footage.

It proves that cats DO always land on their feet (paws), and also proves hunters are absolutely nuts.

Be aware that the danger in attending a rodeo, and when something goes wrong, it can be terrifying as this video proves.

We are not the only ones, that get too close to these animals, as one video caught, sometimes the animals in these national parks can get too close to each other.

Recently a group of cars driving through Yellowstone caught a stampede, which reminds you how unpredictable the animals in the park can be.

Leaving their sport behind can be difficult for athletes once they decide to retire. They spent their entire lives on the field, giving it their all. Sometimes, it's all they know. That can make retirement difficult on athletes, both physically and mentally. They can feel lost and worthless. However, former NFL QB, and Boise native, Jake Plummer has found a new labor of love as a mushroom farmer in Colorado.

While it is best to stay away from these animals, sometimes there is reason to keep your phone or camera at the ready if you do happen to cross their paths.

Just as we are taught to stay away from baby animals because mama can and will attack, other animals need to do the same, because there are consequences.

A local in Twin Falls has raised some controversy by doing this, and a video caught the reaction he received.

We typed in the name of various Idaho cities in the search bar of Youtube... we did not expect to get these results!

Occasionally, we are treated to some amazing footage that shows these magnificent wild creatures cohabitating.

Is it inviting confrontation once hands are put on a person or their property during a peaceful demonstration? Who's to blame here, if anyone?