animals

The black bear that made headlines in East Texas last year is still roaming the Neches River area, and wildlife officials say the young male now weighs between 100 and 200 pounds.

This thing is the creepiest, weirdest, most disgusting flying insect I have ever heard of.

After several days of calls, swoops, and unexpected encounters, one East Texas homeowner is wondering why a hawk seems determined to stick around.

Catching a glimpse of a fawn can feel magical, yet it’s a reminder of the wild's hidden rhythms. Let’s remember to respect those boundaries.

A rattlesnake swimming in a Texas lake? This resurfaced video is surprising plenty of East Texans.

Caldwell Zoo in Tyler offers a unique wildlife experience with large habitats, interactive animal encounters, and new exhibits like Amazon River’s Edge.

Imagine a world where slow and steady wins the race—this new exhibit at the Museum of the Southwest flips the script on survival.

The deer are pretty chill and they roam all over the neighborhood, foraging for food and water. Many folks leave food and water out for them and they are pretty trusting of their human neighbors.

If you love watching birds but hate when squirrels take over your feeder, try this easy Texas-approved trick: sprinkle coffee grounds around the base. It’s safe, natural, and even helps your plants grow.

A growing flock of pigeons has made itself at home in a shopping area south of Tyler, Texas. Some say they’re pests, but others are smitten.