Trump may be "busy" renaming Lake Ontario (which of course, executive order or not, he can not rename, no matter how much he would like to think he can) but there is actually a lake in northern Ontario called Trump Lake. Located in the unorganized Sudbury District a few hours north of Sault Ste. Marie, Trump Lake is a remote body of water without road access. Fittingly, about 12 kilometres to its northwest is a lake called Crooked Lake. Neither of these lakes is named after the U.S. President. Did you know Canada had a Trump Lake?

There's a new gang terrorizing visitors in California's Sequoia National Park. Cute but cunning, yellow-bellied marmots are wreaking havoc on hikers and campers in the park, stealing shoes and backpacks, chewing through gear and even disabling vehicles (they can chew through wires easily). The animals' attraction to salt may explain some of their behavior, as they seek salt on sweat-stained backpack straps and hiking poles and are also drawn to fluids and materials around vehicles. Have you ever had anything "stolen" while camping or hiking?