My dad is a 3rd generation Robert Edwin Chapman. I'm the 4th, and probably last. I seemed to be destined to have only daughters, a fact he reminds me of often. He recently turned 63-years old, and instead of slowing down and planning retirement he works more and sleeps less than anyone else I know. ...

A one-eyed alligator named after "Chubbs" from Adam Sandler's 1996 hit film  'Happy Gilmore' has been relocated to a gator farm after it was captured on a golf course in Richmond, Texas. Although Chubbs the gator was first spotted roaming the River Pointe Golf Club a few months ago, Christy ...

The title of this video from Dead Zone Outdoors sums it up best, "You'll never see this twice!!!" While filming deer, a one-antlered buck locks horns with a dual-antlered buck (you know, the bucks you usually see). This is pretty rare to see, especially on camera, but that's not end of this video. ...

"Bulls on Top" is an incredible video collection of big redfish action on topwater. The videography is top-notch, the action is jaw dropping, and the fish are huge - we guarantee you'll watch over and over again! This video is from the redfishing season in Louisiana.   BULLS ON TOP from ...

In a move straight from the WWE, a snake pulled a choke slam on an over aggressive hawk. The hawk swept in for dinner, and that’s when the snake curled up around her neck, pinned he wings, and tapped the sparrowhawk out. Luckily for the snake, the refs (locals) stepped in and chased the snake off. ...

Do not try this at home. Actually, don't try this anywhere. Ever. We're not sure what's going on here, but it makes no sense, and should never be attempted. The only information from the YouTube link states, " In a dangerously happy scene, this bear hopped into a pool of water at the bottom of a ...

For me, it is one of the most anticipated times of the year. Big. Red. Drum. Roaming the flats of the Eastern Shore…marauding…annihilating…leaving slicks of oily remnants in their wake… It’s just a matter of finding the time to find them. So far, I’ve only crossed the CBBT twice this season. ...

Think you know the outcome when it's shark versus octopus? Think again! National Geographic set up video cameras to try and discover why the sharks were dying in this aquarium. The results had them shocked! https://youtu.be/Q36_8s5z6S8

These giant creatures look like they belong in a low budget sci-fi flick. To make them even more surreal, they are bioluminescent and will light up when touched, but they're very real. These animals were filmed off the Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania, Australia - one of the few areas in the world ...

Sit back, and enjoy the ride. Literally. The Ridge is a film from Danny Macaskill... For the first time in one of his films Danny climbs aboard a mountain bike and returns to his native home of the Isle of Skye in Scotland to take on a death-defying ride along the notorious Cuillin Ridgeline. The ...

https://youtu.be/TgbfyaMXm0s Dave and Ted from Deuces Wild Dueling Pianos make their first video! Dan Schepers (DWDP Production Manager) produced the music and told the boys "Make a Video!" Thanks Dan! Parodies are fun to make! What's next? Who knows, but this is a good practice video for the next ...

In a stunning series of videos, Nickolas Melville went for a jog in the Rancho San Antonio Preserve in northern California and came across a life or death battle between a mountain lion and a 4-point buck. Regarding this first video Melville said, "This is about halfway through a 15min attack and ...

A spear fisherman during the Gene Cloud Memorial Spearfishing Tournament hops in to shoot a bonita from a school of bait. Immediately after shooting the bonita a group of curious sharks decide they wanted the bonita more. "I told him it was a bad idea," the anglers teammate said. "He didn't ...

Bass angler Dan Maloon filmed video of the turtle that is from the Pacific Ocean in the San Joaquin River. The Turtle Island Restoration Network confirmed that Maloon had spotted an eastern Pacific green sea turtle. Eastern Pacific green sea turtles are usually found around Mexico—so how did this ...