Texas Wildlife

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

Have you heard these common Texas wildlife myths? If so, take a look at what the actual truth is behind these common misconceptions.

A frightening Africanized bee attack in Morgan's Point Resort, near Belton Lake and Temple, Texas, sent three people to the hospital over the weekend. A tree trimmer and two rescuers were aggressively stung, highlighting the growing threat of these dangerous bee swarms across Texas.

A devastating incident in Comanche County resulted in the deaths of three beloved horses after a suspected attack by a swarm of Africanized honeybees.

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.

How exactly can these sea creatures be considered elusive when thousands of them are on the Gulf of Mexico coastline?

At the end of August, this strange fish was caught by an angler at Lake Meredith in Sanford, Texas. Apparently, the fish was so strange and unusual to behold, that it was moved to the Lake Meredith Aquatic & Wildlife Museum so others could go and see it.

It's not illegal, but there are a lot of good reasons to not pick it!