nature

While exploring the nature of a Texas State park, you might spot something that you want. But, is it the best idea to just take it home?

Texas is much prettier when it is cleaner isn't it? Everything just looks nicer. But if you're thinking about littering in the state, might not be a good idea!

Some people love mushrooms, some people don't care for them and some folks are actually afraid of them. This is not going to change that last groups mind.

Texas is a big place with lots of room for wildlife, but you'd better give these snakes extra room. It could save your life.

Whether solo or with the family, if you're into exploring the natural beauty of Texas by foot, bike, kayak, or otherwise, you oughta check this place out.

Yes, our phones gives up the current temperature, but let's learn about nature's thermometer.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, most of the country has been sheltering in place, but Texans can now visit state parks for a breath of fresh air.

A four-year-old boy from Oglesby in Coryell County was bitten by what is considered to be a venomous snake on Monday afternoon.

If you want to take in the full beauty of one of natures's most spectacular night sky light shows, stay up late this Friday.

Sometimes beauty can be found in a musty, dark, old cave.