Colorado Wildlife

Katherine Slaughterback, better known as Rattlesnake Kate, became a Colorado legend after killing 140 rattlesnakes in one day.

The University of Colorado’s head football coach, Deion Sanders, made some hilarious comments about Colorado’s wildlife in a recent press conference.

A program that allowed Colorado inmates to interact with wild horses for over 30 years is ceasing operations before the end of the year.

For years, bison were only classified as livestock animals in Colorado, but that is changing.

Discover the best winter spots in Western Colorado to see bighorn sheep, bald eagles and migrating elk — with practical viewing tips.

Raccoons kind of seem like cuddly cats with a burglar mask on, but can you legally own one in Colorado?

As the sun sets over Grand Junction, the night comes alive with creatures that many never get to see. Let's take a closer look.

Colorado drivers, beware: these roads are the most dangerous for wildlife collisions.

The Denver Museum of Nature and Science shared a story about a stuffed bison that went missing and, miraculously, resurfaced recently.

An emu, a large, flightless bird similar to an ostrich, was found wandering around a lake in Colorado.