Wildlife

July 2022 Issue

Unraveling the Mysteries of American Eels

Scientists work to discover the little-known life cycle of eels in Texas.

Story by Melissa Gaskill
April 2022 Issue

Suckermouth Catfish: Armored and Dangerous

Dumped from home aquariums, these fish are unwelcome 'guests' who never leave.

Story by Louie Bond
January/February 2022 Issue

Texas Horned Lizard Hatchling Release Marks Milestone

Discovery offers proof of breeding success for zoo-raised hatchlings in the wild.

Story by Texas Parks and Wildlife
January/February 2022 Issue

Winter Storm Uri: Snow-Mageddon One Year Later

The storm had significant impacts on wildlife, plants and the state’s natural ecosystems.

Story by Louie Bond
July 2021 Issue

Alligators Are Good Moms, Keeping Hatchlings Safe

At Brazos Bend, moms make sure little gators grow up till they reach the top of the food chain.

Story by Montserrat Canedo
April 2021 Issue

An Eye for the Dragonfly

Move over, birds. Another flying creature is capturing the attention of Texas wildlife watchers.

Story by Russell Roe
June 2020 Issue

This Is America's Biggest Toad

South Texas’ cane toad has bragging rights as North America’s largest.

Story by Paul Crump
January/February 2020 Issue

City Cats: Bobcats Are Adapting to Urban Areas

The city might seem to be an unlikely place for a bobcat, but wild cats are finding ways to thrive.

Story by Mary Schmidt
January/February 2020 Issue

Is It a Tortoise or a Turtle?

They do look alike and share some traits. How can we tell them apart?

December 2019 Issue

Red Wolves Aren't Gone — They're Mixed With Coyotes on Galveston Island

Red wolf/coyote hybrids cause a stir in Galveston and the wildlife world.

Story by Russell A. Graves
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