Sam Jones shared the now-deleted video on Instagram. An American hunting influencer is sparking backlash after posting a social media video of herself taking a wild baby wombat from its mother. In a ...

An American tourist and Instagram influencer was recently slammed on social media for posting a video of herself taking a baby wombat from its mother. Sam Jones, who has nearly 100,000 Instagram ...

"I did not handle this situation as best as I should have,” Sam Jones wrote in a statement regarding the controversial video samstrays_some/Instagram The American influencer who faced backlash for the ...

Sam Jones, who refers to herself as a "wildlife biologist and environmental scientist," stole a baby wombat from its mom in a now-deleted video Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE Digital ...

They build extensive burrow networks and don’t seem to mind when other woodland creatures use them as flameproof bunkers. By Darren Incorvaia It was a tale that seemed too good to be true, and in fact ...

An American influencer who sparked outrage after posting a video of her snatching a baby wombat from its mother while in Australia apologized on Saturday, saying she had acted out of concern for the ...

In response to the incident, Australian authorities have begun investigating whether Jones violated any terms of her visitor visa. As an American traveling on a tourist visa, Jones is prohibited from ...

Sam Jones has broken her silence in a series of Instagram posts. The American influencer who came under fire for allegedly taking a baby wombat from its mother in Australia and posting a social media ...

A video of an American hunter picking up a baby wombat in Australia and carrying it away from its mother is sparking backlash on social media. Earlier this week, a video showing Sam Jones, an "outdoor ...

An Instagram influencer left Australia after she was filmed scooping up a wild baby wombat and running off with the animal. Sam Jones was recorded running away with the baby as the animal’s mother ran ...

October 22 is International Wombat Day, the perfect time to celebrate one of Australia’s most endearing, yet often underappreciated, marsupials. With their chunky bodies, teddy bear faces, and ...