Wildlife

An owl that lands on your arm, a monkey at the beach, a pet bear at the door... sounds amazing, right? Turns out these wild animals (and more) are actually illegal to own as pets in New Jersey. See the full list here

Baby squirrels aren’t rabid, they’re usually desperate. Here’s what to do if one approaches you for help here in NJ this time of year.

My office faces an area where there happens to be a lot of trees. Not a day goes by, that I don't stop for a few moments to admire the color display right in front of my window. Bright colors too. Reds, yellows and blues...all vibrant and it looks a painted portrait.

We must do our part to make sure the eagles are around for a long, long time.

The 'Nosey Law' was passed on Monday night with a unanimous vote in the Senate to protect wildlife animals from being used as entertainment.

Young snowy owls have made a rare appearance here in South Jersey exciting birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. But don't get too close!

Remember those dangerous jellyfish that were hanging out in the back bay last year? Well, they're back swimming in Shrewsbury River in Monmouth County.

After reports of residents spotting a large cat near Hammonton, authorities in Winslow Township are investigating.

The worst thing that could possibly happen while saving a bear's life, is getting caught in the trap yourself.

South Jersey police alert residents Wednesday morning to keep an eye out for a large snake that managed to get away from them.

Ocean County police warn residents to not approach the venomous, and endangered rattlesnakes that are popping up in the area.

A young black bear on the run from New Jersey police, climbs up a tree to hide from them.