Voyageurs Wolf Project

These bears are enormous! Check out these photos of some really big black bears in Minnesota.

A head-scratching discovery has been made in Northern Minnesota.

Trail cams are placed all over Minnesota for a variety of reason, one of them is research, and one organization claims it just captured what they call the "best video" they've ever captured of this elusive big cat.

A bear cub and his mom were caught on a wildlife camera. Watch as the adorable cub notices the camera.

Here's your daily dose of cuteness. A remote wildlife camera captured video of otters sliding through the snow. A very photogenic moose calf showed up as well!

The moose were gentle with this trail camera. The bears were a different story. Many other animals also appear in the video.

Wolf pups start to howl when they are just three weeks old. This little guy was caught on a trail camera trying to howl to his pack.

What a sight to see! A large wolf pack was caught on camera crossing a frozen beaver pond in Northern Minnesota, and they look healthy.

A trail camera can be an amazing thing to watch putting you right in the heart of what is happening in the wild, but sometimes it makes you wonder if these animals know those cameras are there all along.

It is a rare sight to see a moose let alone a mother with her calf, then add on the fact that there are two calves is amazing.

The Voyageurs Wolf Project shared on the unfortunate news on their Facebook page that someone illegally shot and killed a breeding female wolf.

Literally, follow along with a lone wolf in Northern Minnesota for the day as he in search of food and a place to sleep.