David Strege is a Senior Writer/Blogger at Yahoo News. He focuses on themes related to animals, including animal care, animal rights, and animal cruelty, while also covering topics in sports and public security. David's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports, and The Spokesman-Review.
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For The Win An elephant in world famous Kruger National Park in South Africa was captured in video Friday walking calmly toward a safari vehicle before doing the unexpected.
David Strege, For The Win A herd of bison in Yellowstone National Park decided that the best defense is a good offense, so it worked together
David Strege, For The Win A couple outside a home in the Old Mammoth area of the Eastern Sierra sustained significant injuries and two dogs suffered minor injuries during a rare attack by a black bear.
David Strege, For The Win Having spotted a moose up ahead on a forest road, Todd Malcolm instructed his wife Elvia to get her camera ready.
A Georgia fisherman catches the fish of a lifetime on the famous South Fork of the Snake River.
David Strege, For The Win A fisherman from Georgia on a multiday trip to the famous South Fork of the Snake River in Idaho became a state-record holder when she caught and released a “fish of a lifetime.”
For The Win A driver on Alaska's Glenn Highway in Anchorage recently spotted a black bear family aiming to enter a U.S. military base enclosed within a chain-link fence topped with barbed wire.
What seemed a daunting task to an elderly couple in Australia was child's play for an expert who was referred to as a brave “superwoman.”
For The Win A fisherman in Montana snagged a 117-pound paddlefish that had avoided capture for 22 years.
A man casually conversing with customers in a tea house in India suddenly came face to face with a charging wild boar, and he became paralyzed with fear.
