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An Arizona woman and her dog were attacked by a javelina last week.

A pack of feral cats attacked a woman in France—and managed to pierce an artery in doing so.

A woman in Naples, Fla., was out for a walk when a mountain lion raced past her on a bridge.

We've previously discussed the negative impact that house cats can have on upland birds and other critters. Wild felines such as bobcats, on the other hand, are a naturally occurring part of the environment. They are not the same animal, as a Maine woman found out the hard way.

All in the name of a good selfie.

Revenge is a dish best served immediately.

Women increasingly are discovering what new hunters have learned for years: Going from beginner to seasoned pro is a tough climb.

In only the fifth fatal wild hog attack documented in the United States since 1825, a caretaker was exsanguinated by a pack of feral hogs mere feet from the front door of her destination.

Gerre Ninnemann was staying at his Silver Cliff, Wis., cabin when heard a commotion. He looked out a window and—to his horror—a black bear was chasing his dog. He went outside to call the dog into the cabin. The dog made it, but Ninnemann wasn’t so lucky.