Watch as Coyote Peterson faces off against one of the most painful stings in the world, straight from a Costa Rican bush. Will he survive the brutal pain?

Did you know that more people die from caterpillars than sharks, lions, and bears combined every year? Coyote, Mario, Trent and Jim venture deep into the Costa Rican wilderness again to illustrate ...

Director Coyote Peterson has assembled a team of wildlife experts for a forensic retelling of the bear attack four college wrestlers survived in 2022.

When Colorado firefighters were called to rescue an animal on a frozen lake, they were surprised to find a coyote on the ice.

Whether it’s ice cream, a greasy hamburger, or a heap of french fries, everybody loves fatty foods. For coyotes, that meal is a blubbery seal pup, according to a new study led by UC Santa Cruz ...

Monday morning, FOX 8 viewer Mike Stockman spied coyotes playing out on the ice at Headlands Beach State Park in Lake County (as seen in the photos below).

A woman ripped ESPN for showing her and her friend eating ice cream and the comments that followed. She said they were compared to the "Hawk Tuah" girl.

A woman who went viral for eating ice cream at the College World Series championship between Tennessee and Texas A&M ripped ESPN and accused the network of sexualizing her and her friend on TV.

A woman received her 15-seconds of fame after ESPN filmed her eating ice cream at the College World Series, and she’s trying to give it back.

Go wild with the Emmy-Award winning host and wildlife expert Coyote Peterson. He is the host of YouTube series "Brave Wilderness" and stopping by Houston for this weekend's Bridgeland's Nature ...

The Bridgeland community is hosting its annual Nature Fest, complete with animal encounters, fun activities for kids of all ages and a special appearance from Coyote Peterson, the Emmy award ...

Coyote's tormentor is a mysterious and potentially lethal Thai giant cherry centipede, which bites him under the watchful eye of Dr Jordan Wagner - aka YouTube's Doctor ER.