texas wildlife

Texas wildlife officials are warning beachgoers to watch out for stingrays. These bottom-dwelling fish may sting if stepped on—causing intense pain and requiring medical care.

The endangered Kemp’s ridley turtle, the smallest sea turtle in the world, is nesting along the Texas coast in record numbers after decades of conservation.

Cotton crops in Texas are under attack from tiny but destructive pests. From aphids to the devastating bollworm, here's how to protect your plants.

Nuisance animals like skunks, coyotes, and raccoons can wreak havoc in Texas yards—but shooting them comes with rules. Here’s what to know.

Learn how to turn your Texas yard into a birdwatcher’s dream with these practical tips for feeder placement, seed types, and consistency.

Texas is full of natural beauty—but also full of stinging, biting, and poisonous creatures. From fire ants to poison ivy, learn how to stay safe while enjoying the outdoors.

Ever wonder why mosquitoes love you but ignore your friend? A Texas bug expert breaks down the science behind mosquito attraction—from blood type to bananas.

From spiders to scorpions, Texas has its share of critters, but which ones are actually dangerous? You might be surprised.

This unique wildlife animal has been spotted in Thompson Park.

Sargassum seaweed on Padre Island might smell, but it's a key player in preserving our beaches and boosting marine life. Discover its surprising benefits.

More cases of rabies has popped up in central Texas, prompting officials to warn citizens to keep an eye out for common signs that you or your pet might be infected.

Avian Flu, a.k.a. Bird Flu or HPAI, has recently been discovered in several species of wild mammals in Texas. Here is what you need to know to stay safe.