Wildlife

Two pairs of whooping cranes nested on private land in Jefferson and Chambers counties this year. It’s believed to be the first time the endangered birds have nested in Texas since the 1800s.

The bridge will allow people and animals to safely cross over the parkway that divides the 330-acre park and make it easier for animals to reach watering holes.

From Texas Standard:Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, they say, but it’s tough to argue that some animals are just more beautiful than others. The sea…

From Texas Standard: A couple of months ago, 30 dead rabbits were found near Fort Bliss. That's when Ken Waldrup, who works for the Texas Department of…

From Texas Standard:It’s a clear, cool morning in West Texas, and about 50 people are watching a helicopter wind its way around the south side of Elephant…

From Texas Standard:Froylan Hernandez has spent the better part of the last two months counting sheep from a helicopter. That’s not a metaphor or a kind…

From Texas Standard:The time of year for an annual ritual on the Gulf Coast is approaching – when Texans take to the beach to watch dozens of tiny turtles…

When it comes to invasive wild pigs, Texas is No. 1.There are at least 2 million feral hogs roaming the state – about half the animal's national…

From Texas Standard:Ever heard of bartonella henselae? It’s the bacteria behind an illness you’re probably more familiar with – cat scratch fever. What…

From Texas Standard:There have been sightings and interactions recently with "aggressive" coyotes in Texas cities – something wildlife experts say is…