Texas Wildlife

With the archery season just around the corner, it's time to bust some myths and get the facts straight for Texas hunters.

Mark your calendars, because the hunting dates just got a shake-up, especially for quail lovers.

Texas researchers warn that kissing bugs may transmit a deadly parasite causing Chagas disease, which can trigger severe heart problems if untreated.

A recent copperhead bite to a child in Lorena, Texas, highlights the low fatality rate of snake bites in Texas, urging caution and how to protect yourself as snake activity peaks.

Imagine a town that literally dug through a hill for a train. That's Fredericksburg's ambitious spirit from over a century ago, and is now home to a stunning underground world.

A freaky fish with cannibal tendencies is lurking off the Texas coast. The sargassum frogfish is small, fast, and shockingly deadly.

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.