wildlife

"Santa Elena Canyon has the tallest cliffs forming this Texas canyon, but it also has something else quite unique, rock-climbing bears."

Beach? Sounds good! Rattlesnakes? Hard no ...

A very tiny animal that you may not have seen in the Texas is in danger of not being seen again. However, there might be change on the horizon.

The heat has returned in the Lone Star State, and all types of wildlife are making their return. We've discussed big spiders before, but what about a tiny one?

The Lone Star State is home to many different animals. Some we love, like dogs and cats, and others can unnerve us, like one certain arachnid.

I'm already second-guessing my first conclusion.

As the heat continues to rise, snakes may appear near you. Which help and which harm? We've got the facts to help.

There's a snake in my boot, isn't just a funny saying here in Texas, it's reality.

When Winter Storm Uri traveled through Texas, sea turtles were at risk of drowning, but luckily one organization saved thousands of lives.