texas wildlife

Have you ever heard of pill bugs? These little guys are common nearly everywhere, especially in dirty west Texas homes.

This unique wildlife animal has been spotted in Thompson Park.

This Texas wildlife refuge has confirmed a massive number of ocelot sightings, proving these wild cats may be coming back from endangered status in the state.

Did you know that releasing balloons can harm pets and livestock? Learn why Texas needs to reconsider this popular tradition for the sake of our environment.

Did you know Texas has nine rattlesnake varieties? Find out which ones are common and how to stay safe around them.

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.

Adios, ants!

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.

After this Texas neighborhood was under alert for a roaming black bear, discover the steps you should take in case you ever come face-to-face with one in your backyard!

Discover the Texas animals you can hunt year-round in our state! Learn about non-game species and the regulations from Texas Parks & Wildlife relevant to our area.

As bluebonnets bloom, Texas parks come alive. Pet owners should remain vigilant, as nesting birds of prey may threaten small pets during this active wildlife season.

These bad boys are not to be messed with.