Lucky for this bull, it was already dead when it had its head dipped under the murky waters of the Amazon river in Peru, South America. It doesn't take long before we realize why the local man is dipping the severed bull head under into the water. As soon as it goes under, masses of piranha's got ...

The first elk to be spotted in South Carolina since 1737 was tranquilized and relocated after venturing too close to populated areas on several occasions. The young bull elk is believed to have most likely fled during mating season in order to save itself from competing with full-grown males which ...

These moose don't like each other, at all. Their disdain for one another is so intense that they didn't let something as inconvenient as a barbed wire fence stop their fight for supremacy. The battle raged on from morning until afternoon, when one bull eventually got badly tangled up in ...

Apparently the rodeo isn't exclusive to dry land, cowboys, bulls and horses. If you have the will to tame a wild beast, you can make the rodeo come to you just like this octopus did when it took a moray eel for a test-drive.